TYNAN! Long time! Left Amazon to come search your website for the electric portable water boiler for tea you wrote about some odd years ago (I’m selling everything and moving not-sure-where and want to trade in my large electric kettle for something minimal and trust your judgement on minimal gear and anything tea related). How fortuitous to come to your page the day of this post. Thank you for being so transparent about your marriage, even dropping tips.
People keep telling me if I want to get married, I need to quit traveling and settle, that because I still talk about where I want to travel next I “don’t find off marriage vibes”. This seems like rubbish because ‘settling’ is probably a big reason there are so many unhappy people in unhapppy marriages plus I don’t see why being married and traveling have to be mutually exclusive. In my mind, they aren’t. And your post keeps my hope alive that both are possible in a happy, successful marriage. Thank you for sharing again. It’s good to hear you are happy in your marriage life.
And now I will go find your affiliate link to that potable kettle rod. Peace.
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Hey Phoebe! I actually think that it's almost impossible to get married while traveling. I got extremely lucky and happened to meet a woman during a period where I was at home, and she was used to long distance relationships so it didn't seem too strange to her. If marriage is a priority I would honestly stay in one place that would have likely candidates and focus on marriage... and then start traveling again either together or separately.
I really didn't care about marriage and was surprised how much I enjoyed it, but I don't think everyone needs to get married. If you don't really care, you may as well keep traveling take your chances.