Introduction from a normie

[Lilhobbitgirl]

I found you all through some website called Reddit and was curious because I have a vagabond friend. Mostly gone lurk and enjoy your stories, but tempted to say fuck it and leave everything behind. That probably won’t happen but plan b is always important. Anyways hello!

 

[travelingtechie]

Welcome to your first step into the dark side. Never live your life like your required to stay landlocked. You only have one, enjoy the most out of it before it's to late.

 

[Lilhobbitgirl]

Welcome to your first step into the dark side. Never live your life like your required to stay landlocked. You only have one, enjoy the most out of it before it's to late.

I’m enjoying it now but I’m not sure how long it’s going to last. I have a career and job I actually enjoy but that’s bound to change anyday. I was on my own from 14 until I got married but things have changed in the world and my life and I want to be in the loop, not out, for if things change more.

 

[travelingtechie]

I understand that. Plus being married gives an extra level of responsiblity that you have to be a part of anyways.

 

[Lilhobbitgirl]

I understand that. Plus being married gives an extra level of responsiblity that you have to be a part of anyways.

Well I’m not exactly married anymore. I’m engaged again but I think he’s as prone to say fuck it on a whim as I am. So again, always good to be in the loop. We are used to living off the land but have become soft from being more integrated with society. And society doesn’t really typically give back anything close to what we put in if that makes sense. So change is never impossible.

 

[travelingtechie]

That is very true.