Mating Takes Precedence Over Travel

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Mating Takes Precedence Over Travel
I have humorously and with a chuckle observed the desire to mate has a higher priority to people than travel. The number one reason I hear from people on why they cannot travel is
“I have a family.”
I say,
“Great, there is no good reason to travel perpetually; it is a highly inconvenient lifestyle.”

However, the other day realized two traveler friends of this site are now dealing with the mating issue.

First - Craig at TravelVice.com made a baby.
Second - Wade at VagabondJourney.com made a baby.

Hmm, what’s up with this? Why?

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United States of America
Orland, Indiana
Thursday, October 22, 2009

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Marriage, family, babies and NOT sleeping alone all seems like the best option for humanity.

I spent about three months in the Philippines, in this time I was happy to see that men would rather get married or find a mate than to be a butterfly. The desire to establish a monogamous relationship is stronger than all the other options, even when men were able to have many women, they chose to have one.

This is a good sign for humans, it give me hope.

People ask,
“When will you stop traveling Andy?”
I say,
“I believe one day I will not be able to leave a woman, which is when I will stop.”

Mating Takes Precedence Over Travel

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goingeverywhereslow said on Friday October 23rd, 2009 11:59:46 AM

Andy,

If you find a woman that shares your addiction for travel, AND avoid having kids, then maybe you wouldn't have to stop. Or... convince and/or convert the woman you have to a never go home trip. That way, mating could take precedence over travel and not be a big lifestyle change. Might even save money if she can earn on the road too.

Saved e of yours I like

"I think people romanticize this travel life,
there is really nothing loving, caring, and
cuddly about being a perpetual traveler.
It is more the proposition of make chaos your friend."
- Andy Graham - hobotraveler

Eric

Andy HoboTraveler.com said on Friday October 23rd, 2009 02:28:45 PM

I was told the other day,
"Be careful what you write about, you are playing with peoples fantasies."

As I understand human nature today, romance is almost always part of a good fantasy.

goingeverywhereslow said on Friday October 23rd, 2009 04:03:22 PM

"Away, I'd rather sail away
Like a swan that's here and gone
A man gets tied up to the ground
He gives the world it's saddest sound
It's saddest sound"
- Simon and Garfunkel - from El Condor Pasa (If I Could)

Phil Johnson said on Saturday October 24th, 2009 09:58:08 AM
http://www.sailtoadventure.com

I travel because I love it. I like seeing new places and meeting new people. I take a lot of pictures and my family loves to view them and chat about my travels. But I was sort of forced to travel to work and it became a lifestyle I love.
I spent 20 years in the US Navy and served on 5 different aircraft carriers and had to live overseas in Japan for one tour and one complete tour in Hawaii. Fortunately my family was able to live with me when I was posted to Hawaii and them on to Japan.
I love sailing and it looks like my dream has come true. I will be able to combine travel, and adventure and love as my wonderful first mate says she wants to sail with me.I feel truly blessed.and very fortunate.