If one stays in one place for too long without leaving, the following symptoms may appear. See how many of them apply to you?

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It is said that traveling can be addictive; you pass this addiction on to others, yet you yourself don’t want to give it up. If you don’t travel for a long time, the following symptoms may appear. See how many of them apply to you? 1 Do you, who don’t want to work in an office cubicle, feel exhausted? Low work efficiency? Facing the computer, I always think of distant places. 2 I can’t find interest in many things; I feel powerless to do anything. I always think that nothing matters, and everything in life seems terrible. It’s been a long time since I’ve felt happy or joyful. 3. Prone to anger and arguments; anger flares up easily, with irritability and sensitivity, even leading to hysteria, and regret follows once calmness is restored. 4. A lack of presence brings an inexplicable sense of unease; there is a desire to prove oneself and to gain recognition, but this only has the opposite effect. 5. Spending more and more time alone; wanting to be by oneself, hating crowds and noise, not wanting to make new friends, and wishing to isolate oneself. 6 Often suffers from procrastination; even when a plan is made, it is frequently delayed until the last moment or the plan is canceled, and tasks intended to be done are often not completed. 7 I don’t know what to do; it seems like everyone in the world is very busy, while I’m the only one with nothing to do. On certain days, one wants to spend all one’s money to treat oneself, but at the same time feels conflicted about doing so. I really want to shout out loud, to shout at the mountains or the fields, and pour out all the negative emotions that are trapped in my heart. I really want to get drunk until I can’t stand anymore. I want to know what I’ll be like when drunk, and who I’ll call when I’m drunk. 11*The habit of recalling the past gradually makes one sentimental, leads to tears, and causes mood swings – it’s all because of those memories. I want to jump from a great height; I want to try bungee jumping, parachuting, or paragliding. Even though I’m a bit scared inside, I still want to experience that feeling of falling from great heights with no support. 13. Worrying about contracting a terminal illness leads to excessive speculation – thinking that one will suffer from some kind of fatal disease and pass away suddenly, imagining how life would be like once sick. 14. I hope the end of the world will come; I want it to happen so that I can disappear along with this world. Perhaps I would even be proud to be one of the last humans on Earth. I really feel like going out for a walk with no specific destination; maybe I’ll buy a ticket at the station and embark on a journey alone.