You're sure jumping to conclusions regarding the members of this site; your last two paragraphs are nonsensical and make you sound like ... well ... a 19 year old.

Well, I live in the United States
Been to
Japan
Hong Kong (before it reverted back to China)
Thailand
The Philippines
Mexico
Canada

China, Japan, Korea, Hong Kong, Thailand, Laos, England, Scotland, Mexico, Costa Rica and Canada.

My favorites were Thailand and Japan.

wot wuz vietnam like? Just watched the doc. on the war on pbs 15 hours of it spread over 10 weeks . How a western person is even allowed to set foot there boggles my mind . I guess we can forgive other idiots

well done the person. !! I love travelling too. western europe in its entirety,yugoslavia turkey iran afghanistan pakistan india and back . morroc. jamaica bahamas mexico cuba states [ both seaboards] canada [ except sakatchewan , the north and newfounland] and finally thailand. the toughest i had to be was in the alps in november in summer clothes . A life moment

I have visited 15 countries....The best experience I ever had. I love my visits to all of them but Mexico, Spain, Thailand and New Zealand are the ones that impressed me the most.

France, Spain, Italy, Greece, Turkey, Egypt, Malta and Guatemala. That's more than about 90% of the population.

I agree that travel broadens the mind. I've travelled round most of western Europe, Thailand, South Africa, Swaziland, Gambia & plan to visit Cambodia next year. May even visit America or Canada at some point.

Sadly... only the US. I've driven to almost every state east of the Mississippi river. Thus far, traveling abroad has been beyond my ability, financially. I do plan on eventually traveling one day, when I get my shit together and can afford it. I'd love to save up enough to take a year or two off and travel around Asia.

Every country in South America, plus the Netherlands, Germany, Belgium and the USA.

Italy, Japan, Saudi Arabia, France, Mexico, Puerto Rico, Ireland, Canada

Have been in Canada, Iceland, Scotland, Ireland, England, the Netherlands, Luxemburg, Belgium, and France. Spent over 2 and 1/2 years in Berlin, Germany and speak German fluently. Actually living in a different culture is a mind-clearing and mind-expanding experience. It gives one the distance from which to reflection on one's own culture without blinders on, and gives one different ways of thinking and viewing th world.

France (by way of Amsterdam and Zurich airports) and Canada.

France, Belgium and Croatia. I've also travelled considerably within my own country. London, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Liverpool and in various places across England, Scotland and Wales.

I've been to England, Scotland, Paris, Mexico, Quebec, most of the Caribbean, Cleveland, New York, and most of Florida

Canada, Mexico, Russia, Japan, Thailand, England, Spain, Germany, Belgium, Austria, Switzerland, Luxembourg

I’ve traveled to China, Hong Kong, New Zealand, Belgium, Japan, Czech Republic, Germany, Italy, Canada and Holland. Of all the countries I’ve traveled in New Zealand is probably the most beautiful besides the good ole USA.
Lancer if you like to shoot next time your in the US maybe you can come by as I have a shooting range in my backyard and your welcome to shoot with me.

Costa Rica, Chile, Peru, Brazil, Argentina, Mexico, and Dominican Republic.

I have been to Australia, Indonesia, Kenya, Morocco, Canada, US, Mexico, England, Ireland, Wales, Scotland, France, Germany, Austria, Spain, Portugal, Monaco, Liechtenstein, Greece and Turkey. I also visited Yugoslavia, but if it were separate countries, I was in Croatia, Serbia, and Macedonia. I live in New Zealand.

Did 20 years in US Navy. If I sit down with a map of the caribbean, africa, mediterranean sea, europe, north america, middle east, south america and arctic circle I may come close with a list. So what I am going to do is give you list where I had lived... not visited... Puerto Rico, United States, Spain, Greece and Germany. I got Fond Memories of the Fun I had in all those places. Good Question.

US, Canada, Mexico, Belize, Panama, Bahamas, Cayman Islands, England, Scotland, Netherlands, Germany, Belgium, France, Spain, Portugal, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Brazil, Japan, South Korea.

presumption and assumption are the mother of all fuck-ups so I would never do that especially when I can just ask. anyway, what does privileged even mean really? rich people hang themselves and some very poor people are the happiest people I ever met.

france, Belgium, Wales and Scotland.

I live in the USA and I have also been to Mexico and Canada.

From the USA, my first foreign country was Canada, then Mexico, and then Vietnam, but I didn't need a Passport. Then I started traveling in earnest, roughly in order... Bahamas, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, The Phillipines, Korea, China, Australia, New Zeland, England, France, Germany, Austria, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Holland, Belgium, Sweden, Brazil, India, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary and Vietnam (this time as a tourist). Now I live in Australia and traved to foreign destinations several times each year. Plans for 2019 include South Africa.