Ever considered traveling after a breakup?
By Evelyn
@Mbenieve (567)
Kenya
August 15, 2020 1:15pm CST
Travelling is one of the best remedies for a tragic breakup. Everything, from writing an itinerary, driving alone, trying new foods, to meeting new people, is an excellent way of boosting the healing process.
So if you just got dumped, consider travelling to a place you've never been before, and stay there for as long as you can.
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@Miracle_Maya (2244)
• India
15 Aug 20
A new place and a fresh start might definitely help in healing faster. Good thoughts.
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@Miracle_Maya (2244)
• India
16 Aug 20
@Mbenieve Yes and I feel irrespective of whether we had a break-up or not, someday we have to live a life like that. Just carefree.. without having to live for someone else all the time.
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@Mbenieve (567)
• Kenya
16 Aug 20
@Miracle_Maya that's true. I read a story of a young man who quit his job, sold everything and travelled the world with his pet. And I envied him.
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@maximax8 (31042)
• United Kingdom
17 Aug 20
I agree that traveling overseas to a variety of places in a very good idea. It can boost the healing process as the person sees new places, explores different foods and meets other cultures. It is educational to learn about the history in a museum. You can forget the person that dumped you so much easier than staying at home.
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@StyleWithSense (1954)
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27 Aug 20
Breakups are really hard and it would be really difficult to move forward on your life if you constantly feel the presence of your past relationship on your usual surrounding. Traveling is a form of self care as well as taking time to do soul search.
@jayanth_77 (7179)
• India
16 Aug 20
Travelling to a new place will free our mind from negative thoughts.
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