The world is iterating fast. The scenery, my physical health, and mindset are all subject to change. I want to witness the world while I'm young.

I prefer to step into the unknown and learn as I go, rather than trying to feel "well-prepared." In truth, I don't think I'll ever feel fully prepared for anything.

Returning to the meaning of travel: it's about experiencing other ways of living and realizing that there are multiple ways of seeing the world. There isn't just one solution to life's challenges. As the saying goes, "There is nothing new under the sun" but in a different culture, life takes on a fresh perspective.

I also love the feeling of being away from everything familiar, while still having the ability to navigate and resolve problems in random, troublesome situations.

The more I travel, the more tolerant I become.

Understanding cultures and the reasons underlying them is always fascinating. Even if the history I learn isn't 100% accurate, it's still captivating to hear stories about what happened even if they might be fabricated. Sometimes I find I'd rather remember the version that's more interesting (as long as it's not for an exam lol).

This perspective extends to my daily life. I've come to understand that people have their own limitations shaped by their upbringing and environment. There is no absolute "right" or "wrong," only different ways of thinking.

This has shaped my behavior: I now strive to understand and respect actions I might not personally agree with. Because everyone has different levels of awareness and different desires, I've learned to simply observe rather than actively interrupt or judge.