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Sorry you were not able to build meaningful relationships in Taiwan. Probably that is not the easiest place, I get it. But maybe you should work a bit more on y
by sscarduzio 8y ago
Sorry you were not able to build meaningful relationships in Taiwan.
Probably that is not the easiest place, I get it. But maybe you should work a bit more on yourself instead of writing throwing so much shit to the people who earned their high degree of freedom with a lot of effort. Also, you are discouraging people that are trying to find the courage to exit their comfort zone and reach their objective.
- draw_down 8y agoJesus, these comments are so depressing to read. This post is saying a very basic, normal thing about what can happen when you travel around a lot.
- Baeocystin 8y agoI mean, I agree with a kernel of what you're saying, particularly about encouraging people to leave their comfort zones. And frankly I think Taiwan is actually a pretty friendly place, and I am genuinely happy that aspects of the overall Chinese civilization were able to separate from what happened on the mainland. But the author is clearly not shitting on anyone by describing his experience- he was a young man who learned some important lessons about his personal needs, which didn't line up with his initial expectations. Where he learned that lesson is really orthogonal to the point.
- cryptozeus 8y agoActually this is not true, I find this article insightful and he does have very valid points. At the end it is up to the individual to decide if remote life is for him or not. No need to bash the author for putting this blog out there