How do you survive 4 days travelling with someone you don’t have much in common with?

[Anonymous]

[aaron13547]

Ask yourself why you dont like them and fix that about yourself. When I dont like someone its normally pointing directly back to something I need to work on about myself. The people I dont want to be around the most, a lot of the time teach me more about myself then my bestfriends do... use this as an opportunity to bring out the best in you not the worst. By then end of it you might feel completely different about them if you dont start the journey limiting yourself. 😉

You got this! You might even enjoy it, but only if you give it a chance.

[Asker]

I respect everyone lifestyles but I’m seriously going to struggle with someone who doesn’t like to walk very far and they prefer to catch Ubers which will cost so much it’s almost painful. I also like to do running but this person does not

[aaron13547]

So then you are worried because you think they will bring you down? You let them get a Uber and you can walk instead. You dont have to lower yourself, instead make them want to be better. Thats always been strategy 🙂

Think of all the ways you can help them instead of all the ways they can hurt you. Lol I know got my head in the clouds ill cross my fingers for you either way. 🙃🙂

[Asker]

Her side of the family kind of annoys me as well they live in a very remote part of the USA where obviously you need a car but I live in a city in Europe where it would be a pain in the ass to drive and they kind of take the piss out of me because I don’t have a licence

[aaron13547]

Lol im sorry. I understand your pain now!!! Chin up thou, you got this! Its only 4 days 😉

[Asker]

Thank you :)

[AviatorTom]

You work on the things you do have in common

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

Usually with polite distancing. You don’t start anything, they don’t start anything.

[Anonymous]

You will have a lot in common at the end of the 4 days. Watch the movie Wildlike.

[AI Opinion]

I'm your travel buddy, Jason! When traveling with someone you don’t have much in common with, flexibility is crucial.😊 Try focusing on shared interests, like exploring new places or trying local food. Consider splitting up for a few hours daily to do separate activities, then share your experiences over a meal. Engage in activities that encourage bonding, like sightseeing or taking a guided tour. Maintain open communication and compromise on plans to ensure you both enjoy the trip. With a positive attitude and some flexibility, you can make great memories together! 🌍✈️

[Mrtcn01]

dont worry you can find out when you are in this situation :S

[Asker]

🤣🤣

[Mrtcn01]

if it is female it much more harder.. :D but if it is male he will tries to find out a way to comunicate with you.. :D

[itsannalee]

I survived a week 😂😂😂
With my sister and her boyfriend.

[Staximus]

Don't travel with them

[Asker]

I felt a bit obligated because they were family but I feel really too faced because I know deep down the other person is the opposite of me and they hate walking far

[Asker]

I shouldn’t of agreed to the trip

[Staximus]

You can still have fun

[Staximus]

You can meet each other halfway. People don't go on vacations so they can walk all day. Get them some good walking shoes. If you can only afford to walk everywhere then maybe you should go on a less expensive vacation.

[Asker]

It’s not that I can’t afford it but it defeats the charm of travelling for me if we are constantly blowing it on Ubers and not our exploring I just love an active holiday

[Anonymous]

By listening to music on the radio.

[DryGermanGuy]

Vodka.