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First time going solo and the jitters are real. How do you all deal with the safety concerns and loneliness that hits you outta nowhere?
Submitted 9 months, 1 week ago by SoloSara
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Remember that loneliness isn't always a bad thing. It can be a profound experience that pushes you to grow and understand yourself better. Embrace it, write about it, and learn from it. As for safety concerns, they're valid. Maintain a low profile and blend in as much as possible. Keep an eye on your belongings, and where possible, go with your gut when something doesn't feel right. Safe travels.
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Just did my first solo trip and OMG, it was the best thing ever!! You're gonna have the time of your life! For safety, I stuck to popular tourist paths and used a GPS tracker so my fam could keep an eye on me. When I felt lonely, I'd hit up a local pub and always ended up meeting cool people. You've got this!!
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I get it, solo travel is a huge step. Try mindfulness exercises, they help with anxiety. And for safety, I use apps like TripWhistle to have local emergency info at my fingertips. Keep your head up and stay aware of your surroundings. Enjoy your trip, it'll be an amazing experience!
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The jitters mean you’re stepping out of your comfort zone, that's where the magic happens! To deal with loneliness, join Facebook groups or apps like Meetup; there are always tons of events for expats and travelers. And for safety, common sense is your BFF. Act like you know the place, even when you don't. Confidence throws off any bad vibes!
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Haha, the jitters are the worst but totally normal. Been there! I make sure to keep in touch with friends and fam online when I'm feeling lonely. WhatsApp and video calls are a lifesaver. Stay in hostels too - so easy to meet fellow travelers there. Stay safe and have fun!
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Hey! Solo travel can be intimidating at first, but it's super rewarding once you get into the swing of things. For safety, always do your research on the places you're going to, know the local emergency numbers, and trust your gut. If something feels off, bail. For loneliness, I find making plans to join group tours or classes helps. Worst case, find a local cafe and chat up the barista. You'd be surprised how often that leads to making new friends.