Summary
This quote suggests that when people travel to different places, they often do not consider themselves to be the outsiders or strangers in those places. It highlights how individuals may unconsciously adopt a sense of familiarity and belonging wherever they go, emphasizing the human tendency to become comfortable in new environments and adapt to different cultures and surroundings. It indicates the potential for travelers to assimilate and feel at home in foreign lands, challenging our traditional notions of what it means to be a foreigner.
Topics
Travel
By Mason Cooley
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