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Nov 05, 2015Comments: 1312 · Posts: 6942 · Topics: 124
It’s very roughly estimated that approximately 75% of the world population has never traveled outside their home country. A large majority of people will likely never experience life beyond their own borders and cultures. That’s so heartbreaking to me because I love traveling. I think my natal chart makes it significant too. I lived majority of my life thousands of miles from where I was born.
I’m curious to hear about those that haven’t traveled outside their home countries. How their natal charts look.
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Jan 10, 2015Comments: 1863 · Posts: 16901 · Topics: 108
My only actual fear in life is traveling in an airplane. Like some people freak out when they see people parkour tall buildings, or stuff themselves in tiny underwater caves.
Me personally I draw the line at flying in a plan. You will never catch my ass in one ever.
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Jan 11, 2011Comments: 20999 · Posts: 11558 · Topics: 83
I just traveled out of the US for the first time last year...I have a Leo stellium in the 9th house...do with that what you will lol. While it was cool ish and all...meh, I could really take it or leave it 🤷🏼♀️. It just seemed more stressful than anything but I'm thankful I got to do it at least once.
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Mar 04, 2021Comments: 3163 · Posts: 1207 · Topics: 0
Bora Bora is definitely on my bucket list! I love to travel and need to break my workaholic tendencies and do more of it. Costa Rica was 🔥. Plans for Italy in August.
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Nov 16, 2023Comments: 716 · Posts: 555 · Topics: 10
Just to Mexico and the Caribbean. No real plans for Europe.
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Dec 16, 2017Comments: 2892 · Posts: 2012 · Topics: 5
Totally with you on that. I'm always thinking about and excited about where I get to travel to next. The mind opened to a new experience can never go back to its original parameters. It's hard to have a narrow world view by exposing yourself to different cultures, languages, food, and history. Most people are afraid to step outside their comfort zones or have their false beliefs challenged. I don't get it. You have one life. Why stay in the same place where nothing happens and you never learn anything. I have the opposite fear: there's not going to be enough time for me to see all the places I want to.
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Mar 04, 2021Comments: 3163 · Posts: 1207 · Topics: 0
My Cap g/f loves to travel and we’ve had a lot of adventures together. She has every detail planned out, I throw some gear in a bag and figure out what I want to do when I get there. 🤣 I make her more spontaneous and she makes me more prepared.
You go everywhere! Would never think that to be a Cap thing.
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Apr 10, 2023Comments: 1087 · Posts: 1562 · Topics: 24
It's got nothing to do with natal charts sweet summer child
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Apr 10, 2023Comments: 1087 · Posts: 1562 · Topics: 24
I've been overseas, done two working holiday visas. I'd like to travel again but it's expensive and I've got other things I want to put money towards. Plus I live in a goddam nice place so I don't really need to go anywhere else just yet. I'd like to go to some big city's again one day that's about it.
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Jan 15, 2014Comments: 1547 · Posts: 2111 · Topics: 139
Despite living the US all my life, I've never been to Mexico. Unless you count Los Angeles as used to be Mexican territory back in the 1800s. 🤷♂️ Never been to the country that my parents came from either. Though, I have been to France and peed into a hole on the floor. I guess that's my real-worldly experience. I like my quiet boring place. I get stressed out easily and am not great with people. That said, I do like learning about the world -moon in 9th.
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Jan 15, 2014Comments: 1547 · Posts: 2111 · Topics: 139
Actually, if you think about it, traveling used to be a "rich people" thing. It still sort of is, which is why I don't think people travel outside of the country they were born in as much. You can definitely travel for cheap, but even where I live, I definitely don't want to travel to where it's cheap. The bed sagged and there were potholes in the parking lot.. I'm just saying.
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Sep 03, 2016Comments: 36034 · Posts: 40656 · Topics: 321
I can’t imagine reaching the end of my life and not have travelled. Some of the most interesting people I’ve met are well travelled.
I first flew (to Spain) when I was 21 and have since visited 12 or 13 countries. Luckily just before Covid struck I got to visit Edinburgh, Barcelona, Florence/Milan and Lisbon with my family. One of the coolest things was seeing the place where one of the Assassins Creed games was set in Italy. Great fun for our lad as he was mad for that game.
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Apr 25, 2021Comments: 3360 · Posts: 1031 · Topics: 56
I’ve only travelled a very limited amount: Scotland (doesn’t really count as it’s not far!), Ireland (same as the UK really), France and Spain.
I do find it stressful. I would enjoy going somewhere else but would need another holiday when I got back. 😅
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Jul 24, 2019Comments: 3379 · Posts: 7640 · Topics: 89
No I never traveled outside of my country. I'm fear of flying. My chart even say so and I believe it. I'm strictly a ground man. Not air.
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Mar 20, 2014Comments: 569 · Posts: 4816 · Topics: 128
I've only been to Canada and Mexico, but I do a lot of regional travel and trips.
I have my Taurus Stellium in the 9th house, so at least once a day I'm researching or planning logistics for a trip often in other countries even if they are outside of my reach at the moment.
I currently have three trips booked for this summer, and planning a 4th, and if I'm home for too long, i get an itch. I have to leave i have to get out of my comfort zone, and have new experiences.
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Sep 19, 2020Comments: 2863 · Posts: 1578 · Topics: 4
It's a privilege to be able to travel. Not everyone can or have the means to travel.
I feel lucky and count my blessings that I can travel as much as I do but it's also because I enjoy traveling. I've been to 6 countries the last 5 months not counting the one I'm living in. That's the perks of living in Europe where you can experience a whole new culture and language just a short distance away.
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Aug 14, 2018Comments: 14302 · Posts: 2584 · Topics: 87
My parents started taking me out of the county when I was 12 or 13. By age 18 I had seen most of Europe and the Caribbean. The only time my best friend had ever left the country was when we took a weekend cruise to the Bahamas which was like 10 yrs ago I think. She doesn't even know how to get on a plane. She's a Capricorn.
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Jan 22, 2023Comments: 660 · Posts: 881 · Topics: 5
Probably going to go back to Australia at the end of the year for Christmas in the summer time 🎄☀️
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Jan 22, 2023Comments: 660 · Posts: 881 · Topics: 5
Most of the people I have met in Ohio have never left Ohio 💀 like imagine this god forsaken place being all that you know……. 🤦🏼♀️ in fact, a lot of places locally will look at you and talk to you as if you’re retarded or an alien if you don’t know things the locals would, like about the area. It doesn’t compute in their little heads that a person might be from outside Ohio and that they might just, in fact, leave Ohio one day too! Weird, closed minded people up here for sure.
Also when I was living in Arkansas, a chilis waitress reported my ex bf’s passport to her manager and denied him a beer because she informed us with confidence that she suspected he had fraudulent identification. It was a Belgian passport………. I honestly wish I was making this up.
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Jan 16, 2024Comments: 1903 · Posts: 351 · Topics: 4
I never have and never will.
Sun Scorpio 14°42'
Moon Leo 3°44'
Mercury Scorpio 7°14'
Venus Scorpio 15°33'
Mars Capricorn 4°52'
Jupiter Scorpio 19°31'
Saturn Libra 27°32'
Uranus Sagittarius 3°41'
Neptune Sagittarius 25°18'
Pluto Libra 27°35'
Lilith Capricorn 15°31'
N Node Cancer 5°16'