6 Reasons Why Introverts Are Made To Travel Solo Just Chasing Sunsets Introverts may finally have an advantage over the extroverts of this world through solo traveling. traveling solo lends perfectly to an introvert’s natural tendencies to spend time alone, observe the world around them, reflect, and even strike up meaningful conversations. Photo: matteo parrini 1. we don’t have to worry what people think of us. the first time i traveled alone, i was 16 years old and still very much in my own bubble. i lived with my nose in a book and had a panic attack if the phone rang. i would create elaborate illnesses so….
6 Reasons Why Introverts Are Made To Travel Solo Just Chasing Sunsets It doesn’t matter how close to you i feel, i won’t ever stop feeling a little on edge. it’s why i find living alone easier, for example. sometimes i just don’t feel up to seeing other people and being switched on. one of the huge bonuses of traveling alone is that when i need to, i can stop. As an introvert, solo travel to places that are brand new to me allows me to do exactly what i do best: watch, listen, observe, absorb, and jump in to socialize if and when i feel like it. Are you on the fence about travelling by yourself? as it turns out, a solo travel experience is not as terrifying as it sounds. here's why!.
6 Reasons Why Introverts Are Made To Travel Solo Just Chasing Sunsets Are you on the fence about travelling by yourself? as it turns out, a solo travel experience is not as terrifying as it sounds. here's why!.