travel bragging question

[Anonymous]

I love hearing about trips and travel and getting ideas for future plans! I also rarely/never post about our travel on social media and am not looking to brag. It’s just a fun topic.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Only insecure people think someone telling you about their vacation is bragging.

Only insecure people accuse others of being insecure.

So, you're insecure.

lol the irony that went right over that pps head.

But yeah, if simply ✨hearing✨ about someone’s vacation makes you think they’re bragging, you sound insecure and jealous. Normal people talk about what they’ve done in the past month/3/6 since they’ve seen you. It’s not that deep.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Only insecure people think someone telling you about their vacation is bragging.

Only insecure people accuse others of being insecure.

So, you're insecure.

lol the irony that went right over that pps head.

But yeah, if simply ✨hearing✨ about someone’s vacation makes you think they’re bragging, you sound insecure and jealous. Normal people talk about what they’ve done in the past month/3/6 since they’ve seen you. It’s not that deep.

Imagine being so dense that you hopped on a quote to agree with someone who also didn’t get the insult directed at them, but then repeated the insult they’d just made, back to them.

So embarrassing for you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Bragging about travel is lame. Call me when you have 1-2 houses overseas and you divide your time up that way. Yawns.

My parents do have a 4 story home overseas and they do brag about this too. So Is it bragging or not??

It’s sad. They could only afford a multistory house in town instead of an expansive one-floor villa on a large piece of property. Now they have to spend their golden years climbing four flights of stairs. That’s tragic.

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Maybe their 4 story house has an elevator?!?!

Nah….. It’s a walk up. Elevators in private homes in Europe are basically unheard of.