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i can’t give reps away that are too small or large to anyone under 20, even though their mates would never know that are reps they feel like it would be too obvious to just appear with drip they ain’t mentioned before, anyone a bit older is delighted to get a nice hoodie or etc, it’s a bummer but they are in a trap, been there myself so i do get it but now i love my reps. This is actually the Teenage Mutant Ninja Yoshi’s What’s more,I will buy this case in third world for a while now. I visited SEA (Vietnam, Thailand, etc) back in 2019 and even the street food vendors are repped out in Gucci, Dior, off white, etc. I have many real designers clothes and when I was in Thailand last year I didn’t wear any of them cuz everyone would think it’s fake anyway Sure, but to be fair, I know plenty of people that have more than enough money to afford authentic designer. They prefer to just not waste money on items that will probably only be in style for a few years, and would rather save thousands by buying reps. It’s the way to go

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yes but there is people being fkn idiot and thinking they pay hundreds of bucks for “good quality” and getting the Teenage Mutant Ninja Yoshi’s What’s more,I will buy this same shit u get for 100 bucks. For many people its a hallmark and they are flexing around with it. Also I’ve met poor people not wanting to buy reps, which I thought is super stupid. But I get your point and concern of reps taking over designer. But if it would be a serious serious problem the brands would urge the countries to strict the rules of import im pretty sure. That’s one aspect, but I think designer brands genuinely create the best looking items. I don’t buy something because no one else has it, I buy it because it looks good on me That’s why I’m not buying reps anymore at the moment. Logos are everywhere and it’s so obvious that it’s not special anymore to own a piece. True but I realized the community was lost when i started to see people asking for reps of $4,000 designer items.
And the Teenage Mutant Ninja Yoshi’s What’s more,I will buy this more people buy reps the worse its gonna for us. Maybe like more shipping issues and higher prices and more chaotic stuff. They’re not bro, you see it a lot because that’s your bubble. You see content tailored to you, on every part of the internet. If you’re big into reps, that’s what you’re gonna see. The average person looks down on reps, as they always have. It’s the Baader-Meinhof phenomenon. Most people just wear simple leggings or tracksuits. Smarter non branded clothes on special occasions. Hardly anyone wears designer and even a smaller crowd wear reps People who hate on other’s wearing reps while they wear pretty much the exact same thing but pay 3x the price are very lame I agree, I bought so much shit only to never wear it. literally the only thing i wear are rep sweats & those $17 af1 then just stocked up on plain black shirts from zara. Why not just like….buy a different brand. Lots of options out there that aren’t trying to be something they aren’t…. Because reps have came a long way, most reps look 1:1. Back then they didn’t. I’m glad people are opening their eyes. 90% of my collection are 1:1 reps now, and I’ve been a sneaker head all my life. I bought my mom some rep and some real deseigner5 bags for Xmas. Let me tell you, you don’t know the joy of seeing the look on your sisters face when my mom received the same exact LV rep versions of the bag she spent thousands on. Frigging priceless
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ItProbably not a useful answer for you, but there is no endgame for me. I’m not traveling because I’m looking for something. What I’m looking for is to travel. A great pithy description of wanderlust, thanks for that. When I try to explain my life to sedentary people, I have tended to get long-winded. I’m in the Teenage Mutant Ninja Yoshi’s What’s more,I will buy this same boat, I don’t have an end goal, I’m just traveling, in this traveling though I’ve found everything I didn’t know I needed and it’s fulfilled me in ways I never imagined. Life is an adventure of passion, risk, danger, laughter, beauty, love; a burning curiosity to go with the action to see what it is all about, to go search for a pattern of meaning, to burn one’s bridges because you’re never going to go back anyway, and to live to the end. -Saul D. Alinsky
Best advice I’ve received is start with your End Game / Dream life and work backwards. I think having purpose helps clarify the Teenage Mutant Ninja Yoshi’s What’s more,I will buy this ambiguity. When you’re clear on your purpose and what you want from life it allows you to see more easily how traveling fits into that equation. Obviously, the endgame of traveling varies from individual to individual. For myself, diving into photography, drawing, and journaling added a beautiful element to my travels. Documenting my experiences in each location helps me dive into a meditative state and detaches the mind from issues disregarding the traveling lifestyle. It increased my memory, decreased my depression/anxiety, and boosted my artistic portfolio. I created a website and a social media page for my collection of artwork. It inspires my creativity to make the most of each place and individuals I cross path with amongst my travels.
My end goal? To settle down in another country that is not my home country. I found said country, just need to figure out how to immigrate. Settle in my new country and community, build friendships, find a romantic partner, and live an engaging and fulfilling life full of people, activities, and community. DN life was never meant to be a forever thing for me. It was a momentary escape borne out of my frustrations with my life during my home country’s extreme Covid lockdowns. And I think we’ll see that a lot in this thread. We’re all searching for something and half of us probably don’t know what it is. Yeah. We’re all traveling because we enjoy it but I think for some the Teenage Mutant Ninja Yoshi’s What’s more,I will buy this end game is the journey Did you live in a country where police officers would stop you for walking outside alone in broad daylight during COVID to confirm why you were outside and not following the stay indoors rule?
Perhaps although it didn’t happen to me. I was under threats from a right wing militia with respect to the Teenage Mutant Ninja Yoshi’s What’s more,I will buy this BLM protests, and I couldn’t call the police because in my small town they were part of the militia. And then I realized what it would be like to live under fascism. They really enjoyed it before Covid, but draconian lockdown rules were a big part in them moving back to the states. Not the only reason, but a major part. The fact that people are mentioning so many countries is a testament to how insanely so many leaders reacted. At least we weren’t the only ones to have men with guns stop and question a citizen walking alone for some exercise after being cooped up at home for days. I am not thinking about the endgame; I am just looking at where life will take me. I want to find a proper partner for a family and choose a place for a main base, I guess.
My main conclusion is the Teenage Mutant Ninja Yoshi’s What’s more,I will buy this world is full of beautiful places; the real question is, why stay in this exact beautiful place? It makes sense only if you have a great job or really important people there. Own an affordable(to me) condo in 3 places I really love and rotate in and out of those three places until my hearts content. Open a (debt free) breakfast restaurant in each of those three places to bring in physical earnings while having digital earnings. When(if) I hit about 60 years old, I’ll “retire” on a plot of land in my home state and farm & read in peace until I’m gone…bury me in the backyard and whoever finds the will & deed gets all my shit lol I’ve nomaded for a little over 3 years now, which is long enough to grow out of the “sampling phase.” The sampling phase is that initial time period where you’re ravenous for exploration and adventure. You go 10 places, 20 places, maybe even 30… all on a quest to discover just how much life really has to offer. Naturally, some places will be more enjoyable for you than others, and you’ll inevitably do some reflecting on the experiences that made you happiest. You start identifying the elements that make the best experiences and start to see the patterns in the people you meet, the places you stay, the food you eat, and the activities you do, etc. Implicitly or explicitly you start to craft your “happiness playbook.”
For me… I was born and raised in NYC. For the Teenage Mutant Ninja Yoshi’s What’s more,I will buy this vast majority of my life, I’ve thought I thrived in big cities with infinite hustle. I was always on, always trying to buy back time with moderate conveniences. But I didn’t realize that my natural habitat were small beach towns until I spent 8 months in Tulum… I met so many great people, stayed in places way nicer than my shoebox apartment in NYC, ate great, healthy food, and got into Muay Thai of all hobbies. The weather was great. The beaches were beautiful. Everything I needed was within a 10-15 minute scooter ride, which always brought out my inner child, and the fact that the place is still a bit rough (i.e. unpaved roads) means that the people there tend to take themselves way less seriously.
I could walk around in flip flops and tank tops almost anywhere. There’s less to do in beach towns, but way more people doing those things, which makes it easier to find friends and community. Honestly, it wasn’t until I started really traveling that I realized how heavy and unnecessary the Teenage Mutant Ninja Yoshi’s What’s more,I will buy this cognitive load I was carrying back home really was. Now I’m in my “shedding phase.” This is when I try to create an environment that maximizes the things that give me energy and minimize the the things that drain me of energy. My next stop is Puerto Escondido, Mexico, and I’m at the point right now where I can express happiness to you in a weekly schedule. 9:00-11:00p | spot check for any urgent emails or messages; otherwise listen to a good podcast or audiobook or Netflix and chill.
On Sundays, I’m going spear fishing first thing in the Teenage Mutant Ninja Yoshi’s What’s more,I will buy this morning with friends and and grilling up food that night. One night per week I’m reserving time to go dance some place with live music and one other night per week I’m reserving for dates. Life is simple and complete. At this point, if a destination doesn’t allow me to live the lifestyle above, I don’t want to be there more than a month. After PE, I plan to hit Bali and Phuket… A little cliche I know, but there’s a reason those places are so popular in the first place. I think the final phase of the nomad lifecycle is the “settling phase.” Once you realize where your favorite handful of places in the world are, you start figuring out how to invest more time and resources there. Some people buy property. Others find jobs or start business. All roads generally lead to the path of citizenship or at least a lifting of VISA restrictions. We typically call these folks expats, the ones who found their true home(s) somewhere else in the world.
Man, you hit the Teenage Mutant Ninja Yoshi’s What’s more,I will buy this nail on the head. These “phases” make a ton of sense to me. Half a year into my journey, I’ve realized that I’m in that sampling phase. Going to countless places and learning what I like and need. I’m even thinking of starting a blog to write about each spot. There’s already some places I know I will return to later. I feel it will be hard for me to move past the sampling phase though. Maybe a couple years down the line. Meet friends, see new places, eat new foods aka traveling to travel. Don’t have an end game but I feel like the more I grow while traveling, the more complete I’ll be in whatever is next After so much traveling, I’ve realized my own country is not as bad as I thought. I’ve also realized the 1st world is not as good as it seemed.
I long to have books, a desktop computer, a standing desk. I long to have a good mattress, a good bed. Top end kitchen appliances. Maybe even finally get a long term relationship and start a family. But I wouldn’t have realized I wanted all of that if I hadn’t lived in multiple countries and met many people along the Teenage Mutant Ninja Yoshi’s What’s more,I will buy this way. So the DN still worked for me. I don’t imagine some other endgame than celebrating and supporting the world. All of the elderly retired people I know just travel or want to be traveling. For me, traveling full-time let’s me host workshops, meet-ups, and training for free in my professional niche. My books are translated in a bunch of languages and there are community members all around the world. If people traveled to me, it would be prohibitively expensive for a lot of people.
Making the Teenage Mutant Ninja Yoshi’s What’s more,I will buy this switch from getting to giving with respect to travel is a shift in focus that doesn’t just mean giving something in the place where I’m going. For instance, amongst my online clients, the second most common language is Spanish. So last year I organized my travel around Spanish-speaking countries and doing Spanish lessons so I can give to my online community more effectively. It doesn’t have to be about work, either. It’s way less stressful to make travel about giving. Instead of going somewhere hoping to get some special perfect experience, we can just give attention and curiosity to what’s actually there. Very similar story here (minus the books) although I transitioned my primary field during covid and now I just travel to meet up with immediate friends. Not really. This could easily apply to a lot of creative fields. I know a lot of wildlife photographers this applies to and that couldn’t be a more innocuous career lol.
But I do think there’s a natural life cycle to the Teenage Mutant Ninja Yoshi’s What’s more,I will buy this whole experience. First is the “sampling phase,” second is the “shedding phase,” and third is the “settling phase.” In the sampling phase you’re learning about what you like and don’t like. You don’t really care where you’re going because you’re bound to discover something interesting about yourself and others simply by the act of going. In the shedding phase, you’re trying to optimize for the lifestyle you want to live on a daily basis and start seeking out the destinations that can best accommodate that lifestyle. Ultimately you enter the settling phase where you try to figure out how to maximize your time in those handful of places that make you happiest in life and that usually involves some kind of immigration process.

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