I'm Thinking of running away, should I?

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The discussion centers on the idea of escaping an unhappy daily routine, with the poster contemplating the notion of running away. They express uncertainty about where to go, humorously considering options like the circus, but ultimately realize that traditional methods of running away, such as packing belongings in a bandana, may not be practical. The poster reflects on the futility of taking reminders of their current life and suggests that staying put might be a better option. They also mention a desire to start small independent community initiatives, indicating a potential shift towards positive engagement rather than escape. The conversation hints at a shared experience of dissatisfaction and the search for meaningful alternatives.
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Should I run away? I mean, if one is unhappy (to some degree) with the day to day routine of life, then why not? If i did, where would I go? Maybe to the circus. Nah, there aren't any to speak of anymore. Also, should I get a pole and a bandana and wrap my belongings in it (as i have seen in drawings, when a young lad was running away)? Or maybe just load up my car with stuff? Nah, I would just be bringing along stuff that would be a reminder of the present. Shoot; maybe I'll just stay where I am.
 
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If you'll give an answer in that other thread about where you're located it would help me in answering this one.
 
let me know when you are exactly leaving and let's go together.
i was thinking of starting small independent community stuff.
 
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