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Tips for the Female Traveler
Generally, there area lot of women travelers who get stuck in being confused on what to do when traveling alone. Women, being more of the vulnerable type, would think that it can be quite scary embarking through stranger’s land where everyone knows that you are a new comer. Women, don’t fret. Here are some tips to guide you make it through safe traveling. With these safety first advices for traveling women, you can ease out your concerns.
Advice # 1 – Always consider what to wear.
Your attire can accurately tell who you are and what lies beneath that bag of yours. Every place is different but nothing beats simplicity. if you are going in East side countries wherein most places are still “developing”, it is not wise to wear signature clothes or branded shoes. This will not only make some kind of commotion but also attract the eyes of prowling thieves. In addition, other countries are reprimanding the wearing of revealing clothes. How do you go about this? Dress simply. Dress what locals will dress. If necessary, buy clothes that you often see them wear.
Advice # 2 – Stay away from suspicious strangers.
Remember, you are in a foreign country wherein people can’t even understand a single word you’re saying. That is why, it is better to stay away from suspicious looking people. Give yourself the benefit of the doubt.
There is a perception that because women are weaker than men in terms of muscle strength, they are more vulnerable to get mobbed helplessly. You can choose to stay in parts of the town where it is considered safe but then again you will be defeating the main reason why you’re traveling. You’ll miss all the fun of being a traveler. Or you could do the following:
• Be watchful of the people around you. Call it paranoia but better safe than sorry. Stay alert especially in crowded areas because some thieves would prefer to do their thing amongst a number of people.
• Take the jewelries off. It is not advisable to strut your way through the busy streets of a foreign place showing off your most priced jewelry. It’s like saying, “Come and get me.”
• Carry a light and if necessary, a weapon for protection. A heavy flashlight can be can be very useful when you came home late or you’re passing through a dark alley.
• Hide it under your undies. Yes, it can be quite uncomfortable but it would be one of the safest places to stash your money. If you’re wearing shoes, you can hide it underneath or inside your socks or stockings.
Advice # 3 – Bring your medicines.
If traveling makes you sick, better have something to prevent occurrences to happen. If you have asthma, hypertension or any kind of illness that can strike you anywhere, always have a solution to it – bring your prescribed medicines. Never reach a point where you have to stop everything or be rerouted just to get you to the nearest hospital.
Equipped with these advices, you’ll be safer and be much more confident. You can feel more relaxed to go on a journey. Always be aware of your surroundings and pay attention to odd people. Following these safety first advices when traveling through different lands, as a woman, can get you home in one piece safe and sound.
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How do you compliment a women without coming off as a weirdo?
I’m old school when it comes to business attire and our office has gotten very laxed. We have a new young female co-worker that often wears pantyhose with her outfits unlike the rest of the women in our office. I want to encourage her to continue dressing professional by not going barelegged and tossing the hose like every one else has done. I want to compliment her on the way she dresses and how professional she looks when she wears hosiery without seeming like a pervert. Any suggestions?
Tell you you hope the way she dresses like a professional rubs off on the rest of the woman. If she asks what you mean tell her how you feel about the hose and how it looks more professional than bare legs. Nothing perverted about that!
I agree with you bare legs look less professional than hose and I am a woman!
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