 What stops us from doing what we really want to do?
What stops us from doing what we really want to do?I personally think the world is made out to be a lot more dangerous than it really is.
Yes, going out in Lagos on your own is not a good idea. But it's not a good idea because you are a walking goldmine.
Watching TV and the western world appears as a mass of murder and violence. It's designed to keep people apart. Truth is much more boring than this.
Things I've seen done with no ill harm:
- walking through Lagos at night as a white man in his 50's (fellow traveler; no harm)
- walking through England south west's most dangerous street at night... in full drag!
- camping through the outback alone as a woman (friend)
- surfing alone hundreds of times
- picking up hitchhikers
- enjoying a Brazillian favvella funk street party (multiple friends)
- taking drugs in the middle of Australian nowhere with a bar room brawl going on throwing people through windows (watch on)
- staying in a campervan for 2 years (a friend)
If female you have more value to lose and is visible.
Take precautions in life and be careful but don't let fear be a prison.
And also, who cares what other people think of us if we never see them again anyway?
There's a difference between being on the rails and free and just on the rails.
 
 
 

 
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