Do you travel alone?

[Anonymous]

I want to go away. but I don't have anyone to go with. Should I go alone?

[Rachelle__1987]

I tracked alone all the time and it was fine. I traveled from
Connecticut to Kentucky, which I drove from New York, Ohio, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, West Virginia Virginia
Then traveled from
Kentucky to Connecticut, which I traveled through Maryland, West Virginia, Virginia, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, a little bit of New York
Then I drove from Massachusetts to upstate New York which I drove from mass Vermont, New York City and upstate New York
Then, from upstate New York to Alabama, which I drove through Ohio, Tennessee, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, Delaware, five minutes of Georgia back into Tennessee, New Jersey


It was a lot of Tennessee driving that is 20 hours from Massachusetts to Alabama and mass to upstate New York is six hours almost 7 from Connecticut to Kentucky was 17 hours or 3 1/2 days if you actually want to sleep I did that all by myself. I wish I had somebody to bring with me so they can drive half the time and I drive half the time so I don’t have to stop for a couple hours to sleep but he sense Tennessee doesn’t have rest stops that you can sleep overnight in, it’s only two hours or four hours max except they don’t do anything if you stay longer I accidentally didn’t have volume on my alarm so I never heard it and slept six hours there and they didn’t bother me

[Anonymous]

I've always wanted to travel alone. Except im broke and dont have a choice. Id go for it if you can. Just be cautious.

[Anonymous]

Traveling alone can be a wonderful and rewarding experience. It allows you to have complete control over your itinerary and to explore at your own pace. You can also use the opportunity to meet new people and make new friends.

However, it's important to take certain precautions when traveling alone, such as researching your destination beforehand, staying in safe areas, and being aware of your surroundings. It's also a good idea to let someone know your itinerary and to check in with them periodically.

Ultimately, the decision to travel alone is a personal one and depends on your comfort level and preferences. If you feel ready for the adventure, then go for it! Just remember to stay safe and have fun.

[Tyrael]

I just recently returned from Eastern Europe travelling alone for the first time and I really enjoyed it. There's a sense of freedom you get from just being able to do whatever you want at your own pace, which you don't usually get if you're travelling with other people. You just need to be careful, be aware of your surroundings, and come prepared because you only have yourself to rely on.

[exitseven]

I used to travel along a lot. I never minded going to places by myself. I never had many friends anyway so if I did not do things alone I would have just sat home watching daytime television.

[zagor]

Yes, I've had several long trips alone and had a great time. Almost all of my interesting travel was alone. I'd like to start again; haven't been out of the country since covid but hearing friends talk about their trips is getting me antsy.

[Deliciouscookies]

It can happen, but I usually choose not to, depending on the duration and location.

[FunkyMonkee]

I've been alone most of my life!! Still am!!

[TrillXHippy]

That’s probably one of the reasons why I’d like to get my license but I’m just not motivated to do so

[SouIFIy]

Mostly i like to travel with someone, but it would be a very good experience to travel alone, in my opinion everyone should try it at least once.

[Emma123a]

Travel alone is not good, I am now a person traveling, full of loneliness, and taste the food are not taste.

[TheFlak38]

Story of my life.

[Iron_Man]

That’s not fun at all no way

[Wise4myage]

Travel alone, just make safety a priority.

[Agape93]

Sometimes

[anna180]

yes !!