Thoughts I have while having dinner alone #solotravel #shorts

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[Throatzillaaa]

I enjoy having meals and shopping alone. Try not to feel self-conscious. In reality, I highly doubt most people are even noticing that you are alone. People tend to be focused on themselves and their own little world.

[missb]

If people are really noticing, they’re probably just acknowledging how cool you are all on your own instead of thinking anything negative! You go girl!

[no_one]

the green dress looks gorgeous maddie 🤍🌿

[SpookyXPooky]

I've just started going out to eat by myself. I've always been socially awkward and I tried it a few years ago and it was a horrible experience. Recently I moved to a new area and I felt like I was missing out on things waiting to find a friend group so I could do the things I wanted to. But I felt like I was missing out and realized its important to be able to be comfortable with yourself. Now I've gotten to try so many places that I wanted to without worrying if others wouldn't like it or wouldnt want to go anyway. Its been really good for my confidence and self reliance. Best wishes to everyone.

[Lilacs]

bring a book!! the best dinner date :)

[katherinesmith]

Yeah, I agree that dinners are harder to eat out alone when traveling. Especially in places where dinners tend to be long drawn-out social occasions. It doesn’t take me very long to eat alone!

[glittergggunner]

I know how hard this is. Before my husband left for deployment, I'd never eat alone. But once he was gone, it became something that seemed more and more likely. I'll never forget the first time. I went on a trip to Denver to look at a car, and I decided to walk around the city part near my hotel. I found a cool pizza place, went in, and asked if they did take out. The girl said we can, but I think you should sit down. This place is an experience. So I did. At first I was really nervous and didn't know what to do with myself. My hands, my eyes, where was I supposed to look? But then I just started to take in everything around me. The decor, the music, the people. And im really glad I did. Now I can sit and eat alone anywhere and not feel weird. It's actually easier for me to enjoy food and live in the present by myself. Less distractions.

[Taurusbabyj]

I'm from the Philippines and I eat alone. People stare sometimes but I don't care because I do it for my healing. My husband and I broke up and our favorite bonding time was eating at restaurants and now that we've broken up my way of coping is it to eat at the same restaurants that we used to eat so I don't associate these things with him anymore. So when you see someone eating alone don't judge them right away they might be going through something you know nothing about or that they could just like eating alone there's really nothing wrong with that. 😢

[kalieclarkxx]

i honestly really love going and doing things by myself, eating out included. i feel like it’s a time that i get to decompress and focus on doing things that make me happy. eating what i want, maybe listening to music or watching a movie or video on my phone, and just taking the time for myself

[stevend]

It takes a lot of self confidence to go out to eat by yourself, let alone travel to a different country. Good for you.

[charliemaron]

The serene is amazing I stayed there and the food is to die for ❤

[vickyhamlin]

I always used to take a book to dinner with me and enjoy the alone time, either that or writing my highlights of my trip 💕✨

[cecazy]

Lol if i was an influencers I’d be more anxious about speaking to a camera by myself than eating alone

[MalaPilusa]

It's so much different in central/south/east European cultures. It's so common to go out and have dinner by yourself, enjoy food and just relax. Maybe not for fine dining restaurants, but for middle or low priced restaurants it's really normal thing to do. Especially if you are traveling abroad. Nobody's going to judge you. You are hungry and you are going to eat, simple as that. And honestly, sometimes I really need that me-time with good food.

[michieleverett]

Good for you I love traveling alone it made me not being afraid of being independent wish
Have made fearless but very conscious of all
My surroundings being alone

[KamilleN]

I remember living alone in Oslo forthree years// grateful to have those alone moments

[cheshiremare]

things about life is that we grow up being “taught” that other people opinion is important (to certain limit) and somehow being alone is sad, weird and often seen as lonely (in mocking way) when in general spending time alone, eating alone, going for a walk, watch a movie in theater etc” is consider as “me time” which can help us de-stress from life 😊

[danimoonie]

You are so brave omg, i love your vibe and confidence ✨️ ❤️

[RareBoom]

I travel 🧳 alone for a couple decades and support you 💯% yes it's a bit awkward eating alone then you realize you alone are best company

[enricocontrerasaraneta]

The beach got white sand and the foods looked delicious and clean