What are some countries that you would never set foot on?

[archiz]

I have a conversation with someone here and he opened up a good point which is:
Some people don't go to a specific location due to the political regime. Not that it's unsafe, but you strongly disagree with it's morality.
I never thought that much about the leader of the country when I visit but more what the country actually has to offer since leaders and systems come and go.
Even saudi, if it was safer and more easy for women to go to, I am definitely interested to see.
Basically I am curious to go anywhere really as long as it isn't life threatening.

[ZeussLightningBolt]

All the East/SE Asian countries. I hate the rude, racistass people and their backwards customs and food, even more now after the Coronavirus. Why go to a place where I'm not welcome?

I also have no interest in visiting most of the Pacific Islands simply because their boring. And I also no longer have interest in Central and Western Africa. Boring and hostile locals.
And I probably won't visit South Asia either because of hygiene reasons.
And also countries that like Maldives, Comoros, Kuwait and Qatar because they're boring and have religious fanatics.

But like YOU, Saudi I could actually visit if they were more civilized and open to outsiders, because the country is actually really interesting.
I'm also not sure if I want to visit Azerbaijan, Pakistan, Afghanistan and Palestine. I get a bad vibe from them.

Normally if I don't wanna visit a country it's because it's boring or has rude people.

There are also a lot of countries I want to visit, but not right now because they're too dangerous.
I don't really care about a country's government or politics, as long as they're not hostile towards American tourists.

Like Syrian government was pretty anti American, but as long as you weren't there to harass the regime, they wouldn't bother you as an American tourist.
God, I miss Assad's Syria.

[ZeussLightningBolt]

Shukran habibti

[archiz]

Wlw!

[AlexanderBrunnrgaard]

Pakistan because that country is a mess and quite dangerous as ethnic and religious tensions between groups there are among the highest in the world.
North Korea because again, dangerous, one toe out of line and you'll never be heard from again, and also an appalling regime. I won't be spending money in a country so desperate to appear flawless to the outside world while being so rotten on the inside. I despise falseness.
Not setting foot in either Iran, Iraq or Afghanistan. Incredibly unstable states, Taliban terrorists running around, religious tyrants in office, (the Ayatollah) draconian laws and sharia. Though as Jim said, should that disgusting current model of rule known as the Islamic Republic be overthrown and the rightful monarchy restored I might consider visiting.

China is agreeable enough simply for tourism under normal circumstances. But as it is now they might have purposefully allowed the Corona virus to spread to contend with the US. They're also an incredibly propaganda-based regime, communists and anti-westerners who constantly tries to shift the geopolitics in their favor.

All in all, I'm staying in the West for the time being. As far east as I care to go is Israel for a visit to Jerusalem.

[Caramel_creme]

There isn’t a country I would not want to go to. Sure, some are of less interest to me than others, but if I had the choice and thé means, I would like to experience country on earth.

Political leanings does little to impact my interest to visit a place. Thé culture and history is what more attracts me more. I hold a very strong interest to visit Iran because of it’s rich history and culture. I also know several Iranians and found them to be delightful people - friendly, fun and often deep thinkers. The political unrest there surely deters me from jumping on a plane there tomorrow, in concern of personal safety, but I were guaranteed safety, I would be there in a heartbeat.

[Caramel_creme]

Experience every country in earth*

[Caramel_creme]

Thanks for MHO!

[archiz]

Wlc!

[Prettygurl12]

My requirements for a country to make my travel list are as follows:

1. Does it exist?
2. Can I go there?

There are certainly countries that I wouldn't go to right NOW, but who's to say that 30 years from now those places won't have changed to become safer/more easily accessible to people like me?

Like, I wouldn't go to Iraq, Iran, Syria, or The Congo right now, but they're certainly on my "Maybe One Day" list.

[archiz]

Yea it's sad how war can ruin a country (like in Syria, whole cities are wiped away)

[Caramel_creme]

Lové this answer!

[archiz]

@Caramel_creme me too
Some are really basing their opinions on prejudice
Oh well🤷🏿‍♀️

[Aakash_Hangargi]

That's the most beautiful answer Cop #Salute.

[JimRSmith]

Iran springs to mind. I'm never going to go there, until and unless the Islamic Republic of Iran has been abolished.

[archiz]

Why iran though and not Saudi?

[archiz]

Do you prefer sunnis from Shiites?

[JimRSmith]

Iran is the number one global sponsor of terrorism, and is actively engaged in exporting its revolutionary Islamist model. The Saudis, on the other hand, act as a moderating force upon their radical population. I don't think enough people in the West 'get' Saudi Arabia - the regime isn't fundamentalist and conservative because it's oppressing its people - that is the model that the people demand from their government.

Iran, on the other hand, under the present regime lacks this legitimacy. The people there remember better times, and want to see the back of the regime. That is currently not the case in Saudi Arabia.

[archiz]

That's not entirely true though, from people I talk to they seem perfectly content with Iran 's regime.
It's more the states that have an issue with it because it's not doing what it wants.
People are cool with saudi now because they have an understanding with the states, they are cooperating.
I have even the same example in my country.
The states wants to appoint an sunni leader affiliated to it and they want to undermine the current Shiites authority because they aren't compliant.

[archiz]

The states that has*

[archiz]

A sunni leader**
Sry I don't proof read😂

[JimRSmith]

Well, yeah, some people will no doubt support the present regime, generally because they do OK out of the situation. But the riots that they have been having recently indicate that all is not well there.

But, in answer to your original question, I wouldn't visit the IRI, ever. I would have no confidence that I might not get locked up there, and used as a bargaining chip, for some dispute they have with my government, as has happened with a number of people, from a variety of countries, recently. That doesn't seem to happen in Saudi Arabia (which is also not near the top of my list of countries to visit, either).

[archiz]

Yea I totally understand the risk you are right with that.
It does happen in saudi you just might not have heard of it. House keepers get executed there without even giving notice to their families nor embassies.
Not all riots are what they seem, there is a lot of false propaganda and game playing in politics.
We had riots and an uprising in my country and it was totally initiated by foreign forces. And people like sheep believe it all.
And even if some people were rioting, a vast majority stayed home and is against it.

[JimRSmith]

No, I know that. The way the KSA treats guest workers from poor countries is appalling. But it wouldn't (or I should probably say, it hasn't) treat somebody from the UK like that, so I'm less concerned about visiting there, as a British citizen, than I would be, going to Iran.

Iran is also one of the key players in factional politics in Lebanon, as you must not need me to tell you. But I don't think there are really any foreign powers that are playing that kind of role within Iran itself, which is why the demonstrations do strike me as more spontaneous and genuine?

[archiz]

Also people wouldn't dare to go against the authority in saudi or they would get executed.
Check the story of:
The assassination of Jamal Khashoggi. He is a saudi journalist that criticizes the regime.

[archiz]

Ow you know I am Lebanese?
I honestly don't know more in detail about the internal struggles in Iran to give you an honest answer on that.

[JimRSmith]

Yes, that's a good example of a deeply disturbing incident, which has been very damaging to Saudi Arabia's reputation, and rightly so. But Iran is no less forgiving of dissent, either. They have a lot of previous, when it comes to assassinating dissidents abroad.

[theChineseWASP]

You chose Iran not because it is worse than Saudi Arabia but just because it is less safe for YOU personally. However, in terms of character I consider Saudi Arabia definitely equal or worse to Iran...

[JimRSmith]

@theChineseWASP That was the question, was it not? "What are some countries that YOU would never set foot on?", not "Which country is worst in terms of character?"

[theChineseWASP]

What happened to my response? Anyways I think it’s hypocritical that you give a pass to one Islamist regime but antagonize another one. If anything you should at least denounce both equally. And I actually think Iran has a better record of human rights than Saudi Arabia.

[JimRSmith]

@theChineseWASP Good coming from a guy who defends the PRC and North Korea...

[JimRSmith]

@theChineseWASP I never said they're 'good'. They're the less worse (by far) of two rather unpleasant regimes. I wouldn't want to live in either of them. Wahabi extremism would simply not be endorsed by Iran, because it's a different creed to that espoused by the Iranian clerical dictatorship.

[888theGreat]

Or let their people actually make a decision on their own

[888theGreat]

I agree with him

[simplelikeme]

There is no such thing as a Islamic Republic LOL Islamic is a socialist country you mean dummycrat LMAO

[JimRSmith]

@simplelikeme What do you mean, when you say there is no such thing as an Islamic Republic?

[SoWhAt249]

I'd actually argue that Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar are sponsors of terrorism as opposed to Iran. Iran has a history of fighting a number of designated terrorist groups. There are no designated Iranian terrorist groups, except IRCG which some consider terroriet, but it has done nothing terrorist except protect Iran's interest, and the allies of Iran from Israel. Saudi Arabia and it's band of Arabic neighbors have funded the arab spring which created civil wars throughout the arab world, and then continued to back groups that were later designated as terrorist groups. Not to mention Al-Qaeda, Caucasus Emirate and the Taliban, which are directly a product of Saudi Arabia. I'd also argue the saudi military is a terrorist group itself, for the massacre and humanitarian crisis they've done in Yemen.

[JimRSmith]

@SoWhAt249 Yemen is a proxy war between Saudi Arabia and Iran. None of these places have clean hands, but the fact remains that Iran is the world's leading state sponsor of terrorism, not the other places you mention.

www.rferl.org/.../30248755.html

Those other governments are not presently engaged in doing anything, remotely, on this scale, and in most cases, they never were. I'll be interested if you can find some sources to prove me wrong about this, namely that other governments are funding international terrorism to the same level as Iran is.

[theChineseWASP]

www.google.com/.../%3famp_js_v=0.1&usqp=mq331AQFKAGwASA%253D
“ Saudi Arabia remains perhaps the most prolific sponsor of international Islamist terrorism, allegedly supporting groups as disparate as the Afghanistan Taliban, Al-Quaeda, Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) and the Al-Nursa Front.”
brownpoliticalreview.org/.../

[JimRSmith]

@theChineseWASP Your first link doesn't work, and the second links to an article written more than five years ago, in the Brown Political Review, a student magazine with a circulation of about 10,000. Try harder.

[theChineseWASP]

Sorry first link didn’t work: www.google.com/.../

[JimRSmith]

@theChineseWASP Again, it's an old article. This in itself doesn't make it entirely worthless, but it hardly gives a solid backing to your position.

[theChineseWASP]

Ok well then... I got nothing. I just know that in Saudi Arabia it’s more extreme while in Iran it’s more secular relatively...

[JimRSmith]

@theChineseWASP That's not true, though. Saudi Arabia is more traditional, in many ways, but that doesn't mean it's more extreme, it's the way the population there choose to live their lives. Would I want to live like that? Absolutely not, no, but it's their country.

In Iran, however, a clerical dictatorship imposes its will on people who have demonstrated via recent and serious protests, that they no longer regard the regime as legitimate, and that they want an end to the regime.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2019–2020_Iranian_protests

This sort of thing has simply not been happening in Saudi Arabia. Does it mean that everybody who lives there is happy there? Obviously not, no. But it does point to the probability that there isn't widespread discontent with the government there, as there is in Iran, and that people are more broadly content.

[Daniel3035]

I agree with Iran but terrorism has pretty much gone there. Personally knowing Saudi Arabias policy on men and women holding hands etc. which is pretty disgusting to me I would never take my girlfriend there I'd rather go to Iran because of it.

[SoWhAt249]

Nahh. I'd actually ask you for sources to provide me wrong, that is, besides state department notices and articles from "credible" sources like RFE. I remain on the same page. Iran supports Hezbollah, the Houthis, the PMU. Mostly freedom fighters with no crazy ideology to abide by. Saudi Arabia has funded, and definitely (I can't put up a fact on this, but it's common sense) still funds designated terorrist groups that have claimed more innocent lives than Iran, and it's proxies, who mainly fight to protect local interests and fight globalism. I agree, Iran is at some points more strict, but if you go, you will not encounter any problems if you follow the laws. Iran has some of the most hospitable people, humble and welcoming, while the average Joe in Saudi Arabia is a prick who doesn't know what to do with their money.

[theChineseWASP]

@SoWhAt249 yeah I agree. In Saudi Arabia a woman can’t leave the house unless accompanied by a man. In Iran that kind of law just never existed. Even now with its overbearing religious government that kind of fundamentalist thinking just wouldn’t surface in Iran. The fact that they even have protests kind of proves to me that their citizens are more free thinking. I don’t see how they’re actually anything evil other than paranoia from US government. It’s just like when Soleimani was killed, he didn’t pose any actual threat, the US government just didn’t trust him. And when Soleimani was killed he was actually on his way for peace talks with Iraq...
But I doubt we’re going to get this guy to agree. He seems to be sucked up into right wing propaganda pretty hard.

[JimRSmith]

@theChineseWASP Whereas you "just know that in Saudi Arabia it’s more extreme while in Iran it’s more secular relatively...", but are apparently unable to provide any proof to back up your assertions...

[JimRSmith]

@SoWhAt249 You seem to be rather ignorant, opinionated, and a racist. Please don't come on my comments in future, if this is all you have to offer.

[JimRSmith]

@theChineseWASP Lol. The guy who supports the PRC, Iran and North Korea accusing other people of being brainwashed. You couldn't make it up.

[ThisDudeHere]

Politics is not something I'd consider when travelling. With that said, I really want to go to North Korea before the regime collapses.

[SoWhAt249]

For me, it would be Saudi Arabia, or UAE from the middle east. They just love to show off the money and the big buildings and what else not, except their arabic heritage. I'd like to experience arabic heritage, but i'd go to Oman for that. I'd also never go to Monaco, Singapore, Sudan, Somalia, South Africa, Australia, Honduras and other places like that, because I feel thay have nothing significant to offer, or are potentially dangerous to visit. I actually was determined to never visit the US, but lately I wish to visit Philadelphia, because of the historic significance.

[archiz]

Why is monac dangerous it's part of France and a place of luxury.
I found it beautiful, the scenery us nice too with the mountains and the sea close from each other.

[SoWhAt249]

... OR are potentially dangerous. I didn't say which one is which. I wouldn't visit Monaco because I feel like it has little to offer for the prices it puts up. If you wan't a luxurious holiday, to spend in an expenzive hotel, or go to casinos or whatever, it's OK. I'm more interested in culture, so if I wanted to experience French culture, i'd go to Brittany, or some village in the French Alps.

[archiz]

Yea but monaco has culture and scenery to offer.
No need to actually stay there but it's not bad to spend the days to pass by.
When I went I was seeing different cities like cannes, nice and continued to italy as well.

[Amh123]

I guess most people who are replying you didn't read yr Q completely! "Some people don't go to a specific location due to the political regime. Not that it's unsafe, but you strongly disagree with it's morality." " leaders and systems come and go".
I'm also surprised by those who totally choose middle east! it's a vast region covered Cyprus, Turkey, Iran.. and you can't imagine how beautiful are those countries and their weather/food/tourism attraction diversity.. YOU CAN JUST GOOGLE THEM... even Oman as an small country if amazing..
CHINA? for the sake of god, it's a vast country and you can't say you have problem with all 1.4 billion people's morality! .. Gwangju is amazing at night with all those delicious foods...

[archiz]

I kinda expected their replies 🤷🏿‍♀️
It's a shame, they are missing out but they don't know it even.
I am from the middle east and I have been to Europe, china, and Indonesia (bali).
If I can go to more spots I would, I would go anywhere really out of curiosity.

[Kurαȷ]

Most of the countries in the world.
But my reasons would be matters of personal safety, not the moral stances of their leaders.

I wouldn't mind visiting the US, even though I consider it one the most politically bankrupt of the developed nations.
But their crooked politics don't affect me much as a tourist, so I don't mind.

Some other places, such as Middle East and East Asia (China, Singapore), have crooked politics which could affect my own freedom and safety during my stay there, so I would definitely reconsider visiting those places.

[archiz]

China prior to the pandemic, isn't dangerous

[Kurαȷ]

Chinese authorities issue exit bands and hold foreign nationals on bogus claims and as political bargaining chips pretty much all the time.
Have any sign of political activity on your social media profile, or a stamp from a country in your passport that the Communist party doesn't like, and you risk getting yourself detained for "espionage" or "terrorism".

I know people who have been detained in authoritarian countries for as little as coming to an airport 4 hours too early, which the authorities branded as "suspicious activity".

No way I'm traveling to a place like that.

[archiz]

Lol srsly?
A lot of my friends go there
And I have been to china with the fam, I never heard of those issues🤷🏿‍♀️

[jennifer_bloom]

I guess you can say I'm weak for being adapted to North American living conditions - I wouldn't feel comfortable in a third world country where the roads are bumpy and the food is unclean and the streets are smelly - I went to Taiwan for a short one week trip years ago and it was the most hellish vacation I've ever been on second to maybe my 21 hour ride to Australia when I used to have a phobia of airplanes. I slowly got used to airplanes by riding them over and over again but there is never a single time where I am on one and I don't have at least one anxiety issue or break down from fear and terror cause I'm afraid of airplanes.

[theChineseWASP]

Taiwan was bad?

[jennifer_bloom]

@theChineseWASP The cities were absolutely wonderful and dream like but when we were driving around the country side to visit the temples - that was where the nightmare began - the roads were very bumpy and we were at the very back of the bus where the bumping is hardest and I was scared for several hours a day of dying in a car crash because roads in Canada and America are never that bumpy

[theChineseWASP]

Oh haha I see.

[tartaarsaus]

Everything in the Middle East except for Turkey, Israel, Egypt or Cyprus. It’d be illegal for me to go there, anyway. Israeli citizenship and all. I don’t really feel like potentially being locked up in Iran for some bogus claim such as spying.

Others include touristy hotspots such as Malawi, South Sudan, North Sudan, Chad, Libya, Somalia, Venezuela. The DPRK is also not a place I’d visit.

[archiz]

Lol technically speaking me and you are public enemies 🤣

[tartaarsaus]

Haha yeah, you’re Libanese right?

[archiz]

Lebanese* yes ^^

[tartaarsaus]

Oof, a typo. I guess we’re technically enemies 😂

I had a situation with someone I’m technically public enemy of. Girl liked me, friends pressure me into dating her, she turns out to be Iranian and go there often 😂

[theChineseWASP]

Man I don’t get Israel-US alliance but whatever there’s probably a long history for it. I’m personally drawn to Iran though and Lebanon looks nice too...

[archiz]

Hard luck 😂
You actually live in Israel?

[tartaarsaus]

@archiz No, Netherlands. Hence I’m deferred from military draft. About 95% of my family live there though, and the other 5% in the US

@theChineseWASP Iran used to be pretty much as good as an ally to the US as Israel, until the Iranian revolution. At that point, the USA had to pick hard sides in the Middle East

[archiz]

Ah cool.
Its sucks all this animosity really.
Because of greed and war you can't really get to places.
I really want to go to Jerusalem but I am not allowed.
I used to not like Israelis at all because they attacked us in 2006.
But when I grew older and became more mature I can separate between government/politics and people in general.

[tartaarsaus]

I guess, true. There are some cool places in Iran, apparently it’s a gorgeous place and my dad tells me he saw some pretty places in Lebanon (as a soldier, but still).

Oh well, the situation is not changing probably for decades to come. At least Israelis can visit Saudi Arabia but only a little bit, but that’s a bit of improvement.

Jerusalem is a pretty place though, quite cool.

[archiz]

Lebanon is a super nice country but with a stupid population that doesn't know how to preserve what they got.
A lot of ressources gone to waste.
Your dad as a soldier grrrrrrr😂

[theChineseWASP]

I have this Israeli classmate. She is very smart and pretty but pretty much a huuge bully... I do like Israel's science and technology though. I guess I just turn a blind eye to the politics... sorry for dragging on this political conversation I love all countries equally :) :) :)

[tartaarsaus]

@archiz

Lmfao he basically got just right out of basic training and immediately had to go to war. Apparently, a lot of it was just boring waiting so he spent most of his time knitting 😂

I don’t know anything about Lebanon though, except that I’ve been at the big scary border a lot

[archiz]

Lol I have never been at the border

[tartaarsaus]

There’s nothing to see, except a wall and some flags tbh. Oh, and guns. Lots

[archiz]

😅😅😅😅
Do you agree by the way with them attacking lebanon?
Or the fight for the resources like the river?

[tartaarsaus]

Well, it depends whether or not I’d agree with that happening. Any self-respecting natron would retaliate if attacked. Hypothetically, if the Lebanese government and/or hezbollah decide to randomly launch 1000 missiles daily, surely Israel should strike back. But that’s a hypothetical. Would be a bit ridiculous to expect Israel not doing anything.

In 1982, I honestly don’t really keep up to date with what triggered the war. I know the PLO went towards Lebanon and some attacks were happening on both side of the border.

I don’t really know the background of that particular war, in contrast to me being rather well informed on the other wars in the general region and Israel, which is odd.

[888theGreat]

France, Germany, Italy, Turkey, Iran, Iraq, and Syria.

Might go to only because I talk to women there and may need to meet
Vietnam , China, Korea.

Countries I would go to are Israel and Russia. Russia to apologize in behalf of all Americans for all the lies and warmongering the media and fellow democrats told.

[archiz]

Why not france germany and italy
Those are usually popular options

[888theGreat]

Not for me, they hate Americans for one, and I their men act more like women

[archiz]

Lol😂

[Anonymous]

War zones,
where ISIS recently been,
Where white people kidnap for randosm or head chop is popular,
Some African countries as they at war,

US I would just like to visit, but live there, with all political bs, all law inforcement crucetness, medical system only for rich people,
very high rate of poverty for Western country especially
and I have Russian gienes in me so I'm enemy no 1, even when I live in Russia for 2 weeks of my life... It would not really be my preference to live there at the moment...

[Avicenna]

North Korea, Iran (under the present regime), Syria, Libya, Venezuela, El Salvador, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Jamaica, Eritrea, Pakistan, Ukraine, Kyrgzstan, Tajikistan, Kazakhstan, Georgia, Mongolia, Belarus, Turkey (under the current regime), Albania, Serbia, Bosnia, Kosovo, Yemen, Lebanon, Nigeria, Bangladesh, Niger, Sierra Leone, Mauritania, Sudan

[Avicenna]

Also Iraq

[AlexanderHemilton]

I'm from Israel, so a lot of countries would not let me in, but let's say the will, I don't think of the 196 countries I don't want to go, but if I have to pick, Brunei, heard a lot of bad experiences from tourists coming depressed after going to there, treats you like crap, but I still would want to expirence that

[zagor]

True; some places won't even let you in if you have an Israeli stamp in your passport. Guy I used to work with had two passports because of that.

[Jack9949]

@AlexanderHemilton Brunei stones gays to death. No joke.

[ethiopiann]

North Korea, and Eritrea. Not many people know about Eritrea, but many call it the African North Korea. It's very dangerous over there right now, but if it gets safer I'd definitely go. I might even have relatives there.

[Miristheiss]

Haiti, Egypt, Yemen, Saudi Arabia, Iran, Iraq, Pakistan, Somolia, Indonesia, Libya, North Korea, Mexico, Nigeria, Syria, Afghanistan... many in Africa.

[archiz]

Indonesia is lovely though
I have been to bali

[Miristheiss]

I hope you liked it.
You sound like you have traveled a lot.

[AngelAimée]

I don't think there is any country that I wouldn't go to, regardless of danger. The only thing that would be the most off putting to me is pollution.

[archiz]

True to that

[humanearth]

All the counties on the Asian Continent. Have no interest in going their ever.

I would rather see the European Counties. If I would ever travel.

[humanearth]

Hey you people that gave me a thumbs down. My decision has nothing to do with this virus crap.

I'm just not into Asian culture. Not my thing.

[theChineseWASP]

Oh ok sorry. I take it back.

[archiz]

People have the right to disagree with you though😂
Sucks you can't know who but still 🤷🏿‍♀️

[humanearth]

Ahh. It's alright. I figure they might have thought my reason was about the virus thing and I wanted to reassure that wasn't the case.

[archiz]

Got you👍🏿👍🏿

[purplepoppy]

America. It's one thing when country is ruled by unelected lunatic that's feared and hated by his people., it's worse when they elect a lunatic and love him.

[spartan55]

Who loves him? Not this American.

[ItalianGuy2021]

@purplepoppy nice comment coming from a third worlder like you.

[BCA6010]

I've been to Iraq, Syria, Zimbabwe and Saudi Arabia in the span of about a year from each other... The only country in the world that would be off the table would be North Korea, and I don't really want to go to Iran either. That's about it though.

[Jack9949]

Definitely North Korea, to visit you have to be escorted by someone who works for the government everywhere. There is essentially no freedom to act as you choose while visiting. I would feel very insecure about some government agent constantly watching me, because I’d fear break some dumb law in front of them.

[Levin]

Would probably stay away from Lebanon since it doesn't seem so safe for British men.

[archiz]

Huh?😅

[ariadneR]

Honestly...
No where. I want to see everything and do everything

[archiz]

😍😍