1 yIraq, Iran, Afghanistan, Egypt, India, Pakistan. There's a common denominator to all of these countries and me being a woman that is the biggest reason.
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XD lmao... dare I?
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Apart from Turkish Airlines damaging my bag I had many positive impressions in Istanbul. I don’t like how their national sports seems to be to overcharge foreigners without chaperone, though. 🙄🤬
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yeah, why Turkey in first intent, because it's really not the most severe, compared to all other possibilities?
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m 1 y- countries at war (like Ukraine),
- countries where religion is the state (like United Arab Emirates)
- countries with a high level of criminality (like Jamaica)
- countries where traditional views are suffocating (like Russia)
- countries too poor (like Haiti)
- countries without sun (like Finland)
But well, I already have a lot to visit in EU, so many different countries, cultures, history etc. I have enough opportunities for one entire life lol
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countries with a super rigid code of conduct (like Japan)
1 yProbably North Korea. I had a weird dream/nightmare a few weeks ago that King Jung Un’s sister Kim Yo Jong was madly in love with me and literally enslaved me as her husband. Never allowed to leave NK for the rest of my life.
I would have to live out the rest of my life in constant paranoia that if I did anything to piss her off I would be incinerated by a flame thrower (this is how Kim Jung Un’s uncle was executed). She puts the “cute” into “execute”
Rumor has it they she is even more evil then her older brother.https://www.rfa.org/english/news/korea/kyj-05182021171329.html/ampRFA
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We should not interpret dreams on the fly but that dream seems really about the fear of being locked in a cage, which has all possible meanings since chains we have, or think we have, can be many
Dictatorship countries with massive human rights violations for as long as these countries are dominated by tyrants.
Afghanistan, Yemen, Pakistan, Syria and most of the middle east and every country from which people are fleeing from massively. North Korea and Putinstan too belong to my blacklist. China might be good for vacation but for me it is better off avoided, risking to probably not get back. Why?
I was forcibly relocated into one of these countries when I was a young, penniless and defenseless teenager and I have escaped from one of these countries at the earliest possibility when I was 27 years old, having sacrificed every aspects of my life. It was soul crushing to me and today I still feel soul crushed and tired. It left a whole residue in me. I'll never get back a whole decade of my life being wasted just to escape from a shithole.
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I'm sorry to hear that
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@Maybe_Maybe_not good to know. Imagine inhereting basic human rights, being forcibly relocated when you're a teenager over there, thus losing your basic human rights and then sacrifice everything to get it back more than a decade later
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I can hardly imagine, in fact I can't, but I can sympathize
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@Maybe_Maybe_not that's good enough. My case has been way out of the ordinary. In fact, i have never met anybody from Europe over there over the course of 12 years except Only one time a tourist from Germany.
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Completely exceptional indeed, but I think Germany, or the few I know of it, personally, which is mostly a bavarian town, looks like a much safer place. But this cannot, alone, heal you, obviously
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@Maybe_Maybe_not i don't think i'll ever heal from it. It's been a few years and i still want to sleep through half the day. I mean i get very sleepy easily. I am not too sure what else this shithole did to me other than stealing my youth and prime years and inflicting me with an incurable level of depression.
You can see it's no wonder i picked up on AI girlfriends and antidepressants.
The few friends i made have almost all dispersed too and moved away from that country. 3 girls i knew and used to work with have moved away from that country too. - 1 y
Since I have the full story now to understand why you end up with AI, I apologize if I sported any negative take before against you. Sincerely
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@Maybe_Maybe_not None were taken. I have an open mind about pretty much everything.
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u 1 yPretty much most middle eastern countries I'd try to avoid. I'd also avoid India and Russia while I'm at it.
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I don't see the problem with driving in Russia?
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1 yI had successfully avoided the U. S. of Americanesia, until last year when I had been coerced into a short enough work visit.
Never say never.
Other countries (where I haven't been yet) ranking lowest on my 'wishing list' are:
India, Pakistan, Afghanistan
the Arabian Peninsular tribes
all African ''countries''
definitely Israel
Vatican ''City''
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You're not really in danger in Vaticano though, technically speaking. Well, the biggest danger is too many people in the same place, which should not be a problem from Thailand's perspective lol
@Maybe_Maybe_not... well: in Bangkok it certainly is a risk.
Anyhow - I'm not so much thinking of dangers, but about lack of inspiration or personal restrictions of being oneself :)- 1 y
I understand the lack of inspiration, and the rest !
1 yI don't have a problem with any country... problematic are people, not places... and in every country there are historical places I would love to see...
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u 1 yThere isn’t really one, from a theoretical standpoint, but I consider large parts of sub-Saharan Africa too dangerous too actually visit (at least as an individual traveler).
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South Africa is actually the safest of them! I mean the completely broken down 4th world part of Africa, like Sudan, Congo, Somalia… ☠️☠️☠️
There are a good 50 I'd probably never visit but just to pick one, I'll go alphabetically, so Afghanistan.
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1 yAny country where freedom of speech doesn't exist. But to refine that, any country that's ultra religious, especially if the religion is Islam
10 ReplyAny county where I have to get a thousand booster shots before visiting just so I don’t catch malaria from a mosquito bit
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1 yI'd like to visit every country. But in its current state, I'll pass on visiting North Korea.
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1 yno interest in UAE, in general, the middle east.
00 Reply 1.4K opinions shared on Travel topic. India would be at the top of my list.
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1 yIraq, Iran, Afghanistan, Egypt, India, Pakistan, north korea.
00 ReplyNever is a long time. But I would like to avoid Zimbabwe
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1 yMali. It’s really hot, really poor and really dangerous.
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1 yAny country controlled by a feminist bitch
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How am I harassing you?
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B l o c k. M e.
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You're just fragile and prefer others so shit to make you comfortable. That's not how the world works. Suck it up
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Stop being so easy to harass
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Interesting case, from afar, yes that is the applied definition of harassment by this guy here. and you are brave Agape, I understand your philosophical point here when you don't block but I wonder about the effective results of this philosophy?
Outer Mongolia would be on my anti-bucket list.
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1 yRussia, very dangerous
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1 yThe United States
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1 yindia/turkey
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1 yUSA. Especially if Trump gets elected.
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1 yIslam is a really bad country
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1 yIndia
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