Natalie Moss ( hi 8 us)

As someone who has travelled a lot, I think full time travelling is overrated. You only realise it after doing it enough times. Think about Tokyo. People fly all the way there for “better food.” But is it really THAT much better than the top Japanese restaurants in Singapore? No. Then calculate the actual time wasted. Hours at customs. Hours on the plane. Waiting at baggage claim. Travelling into the city. Checking into another cookie cutter hotel room that looks almost identical to every modern hotel on Earth. Unless you are paying $2k to $3k a night, most hotel rooms are basically the same. And after all that effort, what do you really get? You can only eat 2 to 3 meals a day anyway. how many times can you eat that Ikura/Uni? If you care about your cholesterol, stuffing your face with that much uni will only give u a list of health issues. (Erectile dysfunction) People romanticise cities too much. Most major cities today feels identical. Same luxury brands. Same cafés. Same malls. Same Instagram crowd. Sure,Tokyo has Japanese edition Rick Owens pieces. But realistically, how many pairs are you buying? After the first couple, it all starts looking the same. I've also been to many top bars in the World.. i dont think any top bars in Paris/Tokyo is any much better than the ones i can find at all. it's the same. People fetishise “experiences.” Cute Japanese girls in cosplay? Fine. But Singapore is rich enough that if someone REALLY wanted that experience, they could literally pay for it locally. All sort of AV girls fly into Singaore to access out market. Just $3k/night for Jap AV stars to your door step. So is sitting through immigration & airport queues really worth it? I still think travelling is good once in a while. It gives perspective & breaks routine. or if you really want to DO SOMETHING. but otherwise just travelling to flex food/IG pics is really damn lame. Building your entire personality around travelling feels like middle class brain rot. The world is actually much smaller & more repetitive than people want to admit. Unless you are travelling for something genuinely unique like Burning Man/skiing/work, most cities are only entertaining for the first 1-2 trips. After that it's all the same.

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