Unlike the vast majority I do not like travelling. probaby due to being autistic. I will share how it feels for me. (Everyone is different so just me) This

Unlike the vast majority I do not like travelling. probaby due to being autistic. I will share how it feels for me. (Everyone is different so just me) This ought not to be much of a problem, just dont travel. But it has been the "thing" for so long, and people want to do it, and expect everyone else to. I tend to focus on practical matters. Overstuffed highly uncomfortable airplanes where there is space for my legs, my arms rub up against the person(s) next to me. All the hassle at the airport. Then the hotel is never more comfortable than home. The climate can be uncomfortable. London in a peak hot period, I find the underground horrible. But it has been a while, perhaps they have stuffed some ACs in there. Having certain dietary restrictions does not help this is made much more of a problem I dont speak the local language enough to talk about food, directions, I speak 4 languages fluently, and I am able to fake it in about 5 more. An expectation when travelling with someone to do all sorts of boring and annoying tourist rituals. etc. etc. etc. etc. I live in Norway now but come from Colorado. I far prefer driving somewhere to airplanes. Much less hassle, kind of comfortable can stop when I want, eat something I like, having a good idea about what is sh*t and what is not when it comes to hotels, restaurants etc. It is of course boring to just travel in the states. I do like modern art museums and well run zoos. If I find those that is a good thing.