13 Reasons Why Traveling Ruins You For Life

Traveling hits some like a major epiphany, when every destination seems like an island of the unknown, containing a lost archive of meaning and mystery. Despite your fruitful knowledge, there will always be an element of curiosity to compel you to propel through unfathomed waters. To burst the bubble of ignorance and celebrate ambiguity of stability and motion, travel. It holds the natural tendency to build you as well as break you, but all for the better and for the wise.

From your endless on the road life-lessons to forming a settlement with a fraction of reality, travel spoils you for life in many ways. 

1. Time has become valuable for this, 

James Hetherington 

...instead of this.

Flazingo Photos 

2. You find the idea of freelancing oddly satisfying. 

Essential Travel 

3. You’re figuring out a way to fit in every experience-rich travel in your resume. 

4. Life is amusing because you don't know where you are from. Even your Twitter page says ''Global''. 

5. Because, you’re now writing stories about that one time in Barcelona, instead of reports and assignments.

MorBCN 

6. Fitness to you is this, 

Cristian Bortes 

...instead of this. 

Casa Velas Hotel 

7. Traveling or not, you’re now an unofficial travel agent, booking the cheapest flights for your friends.

8. Because, you follow food trails now, instead of simple maps. 

David Blaikie

9. While other people's Selfie look like this, 

...Yours look like this. 

Telegraph

10. Because you’ve surpassed bookish knowledge. Now, you crave authenticity and culture learning from locals. 

kris krüg

11. Because, you share a love-hate relationship with people.  

CIAT 

12. Because, money isn't your most prized possession anymore, memories are! 

Miroslav Petrasko  

13. And the day you left your city, you fell in love with the World.  

Brian Walter

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