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[@manuelaborges9532]

I personally LOVE the long content precisely because they are so different from everything else, the slow pace is just a breath of fresh air to me. I am not sure tik tok will do your content/life justice because it (the app) feels so contrived, which is the opposite of how I perceive you: fluid, free, not a slave for trends. but then again, we shouldn't stop ourselves from trying new things in life, right?

[@janeelliott6772]

I couldn’t have put it better myself.

[@manuelaborges9532]

@@janeelliott6772 yeah, right? thanks for the feedback, dear! 💙

[@aleksandraadamczewska107]

The overwhelming emotion of not being able to share the joy of the experience - I feel you 100%.

[@SPD-flyingundertheradar]

This was such a vivid and exhilarating video. The pace and juxtaposition of images and moments gives the full feeling of the experience. Love all the content-the art, food, outfits, views, and frank discussions of feeling. Thank you!

[@darcyjohnson957]

This is my favourite blog you’ve ever done

[@sorcha_92]

Hi Brittany! I saw on insta that you've begun collecting more jewellery recently and, as someone who's also recently been doing the same, I was wondering whether you'd do a video about jewellery storage and how you store and look after yours? Also joining in the cacophony of people who love long form content, it's really relaxing to put on when I'm pottering around the house or working. Thank you for all the joy and inspiration you bring 💕

[@feeedorable]

Dear Brittany, you made me want to visit Copenhagen even more! Loved the video as always :) Would you mind sharing where your blouse you wore starting ~19:10 minutes is from, please? It looks stunning!

[@BrittanyBathgate1]

You definitely should! It's an incredible city. ❤️ It's from The Garment.

[@akankshakataria]

Obsessed with all the pieces you showed !! so amazinggg!

[@meloyelo590]

TikTok nooooooo love your vlogs and insta content 🤤💛

[@siskykeane009]

What song is playing in the background during the middle/second half? It’s so relaxing

[@likewise6867]

what a unique collection of black dresses! (my favorite from the last full day) 🤍 Copenhagen suits you! i completely understand this moment when you wanted to share beauty with someone... p.s. i would watch video with your thoughts about living alone for a while and then living with partner again

[@gracetaylor7620]

I’ve been re listening to eckhart tolle & Oprah podcasts (from 2008.) When asked about media and screen time, he specifically said stay away from anything that shows you a rapid succession of photos/video/sound. I think tik tok in general is the wrong direction for humanity to go. It sucks you in in an unhealthy way and I’m personally avoiding it. I like your style on here. 🤍

[@adira-o6n]

I personally love the vlogs and long content, it’s very relaxing and tik tok doesn’t feel like it does a lot of content justice in my opinion

[@BrittanyBathgate1]

Me too! Love watching longer form content.

[@l_h9937]

Loved seeing Copenhagen through your eyes and like everyone else here, please continue the long form content! It’s the reason why I love your content so so much. In terms of fashion content I might have a suggestion if you’re looking for one - talking through your style evolution, which pieces in your closet were “revolutionary” towards your shift in style over the years, going through your old looks and talking through what you would change about it or adapt to your current style

[@poppycalliope]

An amazing idea! 👏

[@philippawood5047]

That vulnerable moment in the park felt very relatable. I am recovering from burnout and my emotions feel a bit like waves - I never know if they will hit the sea or smash into a rock, sometimes I cannot place if it is a positive or negative experience honestly, it is just a lot of it. As someone with an anxious mind, longform content feels a lot more comforting and safer to me. I feel that all the shortform reels/tiktoks/shorts kill our attention spans and increase the noise inside our already loud minds (the only exception that comes to mind is the content the Mirror Water team puts out when they have guest creators). I will always happily watch your vlogs/have them on in the background whether you are going to fashion week (I will watch avidly to see cool girl inspo) or just running/weeding your flowerbeds and discussing interesting things you have read. ETA: sorry for the essay!

[@poppycalliope]

I feel the same way about the shortform content! Hope you're feeling well 💗

[@ledownin]

Joining the chorus to say that I love your long form videos and vlogs, and the way that your beautiful Instagram photos complement this content. Don't change! Don't give into the hype!

[@jsclem6996]

I can’t imagine anyone who regularly watches your vlogs, anyone who looks forward to them with eager anticipation, would ever want SHORT content. I am older and absolutely refuse to start with Tik Tok. Everything is so fast-paced and the allure of your content is the slow, quiet, relaxing pace of it. As for upcoming content-would love to see a “transition to Fall” outfits video, thoughts or breakdowns of trends you saw in Copenhagen, and I always have loved when you go through your outfit and explain each piece and why you put them together.

[@angiezeng]

Brittany, I really admire your aesthetics and the patience with which you explain your nuanced thoughts. And I have been wanting to say this for some time now, which is that you are an artist at vlogging. Most vlogs I see are just a summary of beautiful images and fun activities but you infuse yours with such delicate personal reflections that are often quite unexpected and poignant. It’s like a real experience of Being Brittany! I think the comments here on KZbin are one of a kind and really reflect how special you are.

[@imogen2120]

I agree, Brittany your vlogs are works of art. You can see how much effort you put into them and they’re a joy to watch once uploaded ♥️

[@Antistylestyleclub]

I feel the same way about feeling emotional when I see or experience something beautiful without being able to share it. I hope sharing it here helps a bit, because the beauty really shines through the screen :)

[@BrittanyBathgate1]

Even watching the clips back I was getting all emotional! 🥹

[@blahblah4129]

Awww You strike me as a highly sensitive person.

[@raphaelle337]

Aw Brittany, how many times have I visited New York City or London by myself and cried alone in various museums and galleries in front of breathtaking artworks. Brancusi, Marguerite Humeau, Camille Henrot, and David Blandy had me tearing up and left me speachless - I still remember quite vividly. Your reaction to Henry Moore’s work is beautiful ❤️ Thank you for sharing!

[@FunmiOladipo]

I cry a lot too in museums and I tell myself that I’m beautiful emotional. I glad I am not the only one.

[@hannahfleming8840]

I burst into tears when I first visited The National Gallery in London. I live in Scotland and I was on my own. All the paintings I had studied for years...it was too much. I thought of my parents at home, wishing they could have been with me as they would have so appreciated it. I was so overwhelmed and I couldn't keep it in. Had a bubble in the Café to myself. Will never forget that feeling. I am desperate to visit Copenhagen, thank you for sharing...I love your vlogs.

[@clQss]

felt that..

[@sonkoster9585]

You crack me up lady! 😂 Oh please get rid of tik tok, it’s the devil, really… 🙋🏻‍♀️

[@BrittanyBathgate1]

It does NOTHING for my productivity. I found it quite funny when I first downloaded it, but now it turns my brain to mush. 🫠

[@chloehowerth]

Thanks Brittany for sharing your authentic self and your art. Your videos are so beautiful and calming to watch, so I agree with most everyone here saying to stick to long-form. I would love to see a bit of behind the scenes of how you edit your videos (similar to how you've shown how you edit your photos). I love seeing your process and whenever you go to the studio :)

[@annalauraamenta]

It was so lovely to meet you in Copenhagen! I travel alone quite a bit and understand the hard-to-describe-feeling you were talking about in that one clip. It's not really loneliness, it's something different. Anyways, I wanted to make a video suggestion, as you were mentioning you needed to have a brainstorm. I always enjoy watching people show/put on/talk about their favorite pieces in their wardrobe. Maybe even separated into a video / category (bags, basics, jeans, outerwear, etc). I think that's such a great format!

[@Corkyromano]

One of the story lines in Paris Je T’aime is about an American women visiting Paris alone and it describes that feeling of joy and loneliness not as opposite to each other but more as concurrent to each other.

[@mariahridge8399]

14e arrondissement with Margo martindale. An absolute must watch, it makes me cry every time

[@MarianaCreme]

Brittany, I love your content. I feel like you're a kindred spirit on this plane. I definitely feel the same when I experience awe-inspiring moments and have no one to share them with. But at least you've documented it as a memento to look back on. I find writing through these moments helps. By the way, I feel your work to be very meditative. I don't know if it's intentional but it's very welcome and I keep coming back.

[@inbrightonwithlill4271]

Hello Beautiful Brittany, oh how I’ve missed you and the vlogs. Glad you’re doing well. x

[@BrittanyBathgate1]

Thank you so much! x

[@annareshytko7514]

I almost cried at the Copenhagen footage as I was there with my husband once and it holds such a special place in my heart 💔thank you for the beautiful video Brittany!

[@Rose_Ou]

I wouldn't mind if your vlogs were 2hr long.

[@blahblah4129]

Same! It's like watching a film. The best vlogs ever!

[@ЕвгенияХомин]

Your hair this summer looks incredible! Is it possible to have a little chat in the next blog about hair (if you changed something in your hair products)? These waves are 🤩

[@jasmintafazolli4287]

I love the long and soothing content Brittany that you create. For me it’s hard to imagine how that would work with TikTok. I’m here for the long chats and beautiful shots where a lot of thought and detail went into 🥰

[@danielkaloczi6886]

Wow the exhibition at Copenhagen contemporary looks stunning!

[@BrittanyBathgate1]

It was incredible! I wish I could have shared more, but due to the nature of the exhibition and works it was difficult to capture. 🤍

[@kateharding1399]

Oh no, if you get TikTok then I’ll have to get TikTok to keep up and I really don’t want to do that 😓

[@BrittanyBathgate1]

I take back what I said 🫶🏻

[@solveighenriksen5754]

Hi. Love your vlogs! I also loved the white shirt you were wearing from 19.15 in the video. Please, what’s the brand and where did you buy it? Greetings from Solveig in Norway.

[@Jessie-dh8nm]

I got really emotional when I visited Louisiana too, and I often feel that overwhelm you described when experiencing things alone but had never fully understood the feeling until I heard you articulate it. Thanks for sharing that.

[@thereversepolarbear]

Thank you for sharing how you felt about sensory overload. I really feel the same way today. So much. It helped me process my feelings.

[@josepha133]

Personally, I feel like trying to condense your content for TikTok would be a discredit to what your content is all about, because the pacing of your content is so idiosyncratic to you and I think it's what makes people seek out your particular content in the first place. Or at least it's what draws me to your content. But then again it might open up your content to a whole new audience and it might even inspire you in a different way… maybe just try it out? You can always delete it again ;) I saw the Hilma AF Klint exhibit at Louisiana back in 2019 and it honestly was one of the best days of my life. So I totally understand your tears 😅

[@Jln448]

I really enjoyed this video, though I always love your videos. You’ve got such fantastic style, both with your fashion and with the look/sound of your videos. Additionally, as an introvert who also travels solo, I really appreciated your comments and openness about how it can be unexpectedly emotionally overwhelming when you have meaningful travel experiences that you want to share with someone. Keep the long videos coming!

[@jocannon8190]

You explained stuck emotions beautifully. I very often feel this way and I'm so glad you included it.

[@ChristiePriem]

LOVE long videos. I won't be moving to TikTok - even for you. On the stuck emotions topic: you were very articulate. I recently moved back to my the state where I grew up after living elsewhere for many years. I'm having all sorts of extreme nostalgia moments that are shockingly strong. It's hard to share nostalgia because it's so specific to an individual. Thank you for your videos and the beauty you share! ❤️

[@laurak0797]

Oh I can relate to you sitting (almost) crying about this situation in the park/museum so much! I feel like my emotions change so much the older I get and it's so weird. I went to Cornwall for two weeks (which has been a dream of mine forever) and just came back and while I was there I had so many moments where I just couldn't cope with how beautiful it is and how lucky I was to actually be there and I had happy tears building up. But then, on the other hand, I was constantly feeling this weird fear in my gut of this trip being over soon and I got stupidly emotional about it. A lot of that also had to do with hormones, I'm sure, as I tend to be more emotional in some phases than in others, but man, sometimes I feel like I don't know what's up with me!

[@SiljeMariaB]

Im also gonna jump on and say I hope you dont stop creating these long vlogs any time soon -- a highlight and fav thing to watch on youtube! ur an amazing person and ur creative eye is so so inspiring :)

[@discovervi.]

omg you would thrive on tiktok! esp all your fall/winter outfits is *chefs kiss*

[@mimmit8143]

I see that most people here disagree, but I would love to see you on tiktok. Might just be because I have recently become quite addicted to it, but I have managed to discover many unique and creative creators through TikTok, and believe you would be able to create something interesting and different. However, I still love your long form content and wouldn’t want you to “spread yourself to thin” if you find the app isn’t something you actually enjoy using. So cool to see you in the city where I live, But I also relate to you about the sharing the beauty part, after recently trying to travel / discover things more on my own.

[@mettemikkelsen189]

It was so lovely to bump into you at the airport Brittany. Apologies for the slight madness of saying hi in the queue with my two young kids! We subsequently realised that we had forgotten the kids’ iPad at security so I was a bit flustered (I had wanted to say properly hello). Looks like you had a lovely time in my home city xx

[@lizroseridley]

Hey Brittany I can totally relate to your over stimulation/ being overwhelmed I feel like that a lot even when I’m with people / hear a song in a restaurant with a lovely view etc. I think I’m undiagnosed adhd as I have other traits too. But sending love and how I totally get what you are feeling xxxx

[@Sarah-cu3ek]

A meaty 35 min vlog in Copenhagen. You do spoil us! Beautifully done as usual.

[@cat_pb]

Brittany ~ thank you so much, currently sick right now with a stomach bug but your videos are so peaceful. I rather you create youtube shorts than tiktok. I don't have that and honestly it won't be that helpful to your channel. I can't believe you were with Nisi! I also watch her vlogs and channel!

[@Kristina-lz7br]

Oh what’s that amazing shirt you’re wearing on 19-20th minutes? Love the vlog ❤️

[@essentiallyann2650]

I agree with everyone else here. I adore your reflective and artistic long form content and when it comes to the fashion, I love the way you conceive, experience and explain things; it's content to savour. I also love your book talk and your travel content (nothing like a Brittany and Dean UK camping trip LOL). To reduce all of this to 7 seconds of flashing images with catchy tunes would do you a disservice and I while I have a Tik-Tok account, I look at it once a month maybe and it's always an unsatisfactory experience. I don't even manage to keep up with creators I love there, not even when they plug their Tik-Tok in their KZbin videos! I think your Instagram compliments your KZbin. Furthermore, I loved your visit to the museum and how emotional it made you. I can totally relate! I also find that a museum experience is so personal and unique, that you can be there with someone and not be able to adequately share what you feel.

[@loviedovie06]

Oh i feel you so much with the talk you had about all the emotions when you do an amazing thing and can‘t share the experience with someone. That‘s why I don‘t really like doing things on my own, i‘d rather experience it with a loved one:) I know exactly what u are talking about and it made me feel normal haha

[@evelinatumas4227]

Thank you for sharing your emotions 🌼 and long video content is sooo welcome!

[@nathansnook]

your emotional experience right after seeing all of that incredible art reminded me of the museum scene in Cold Enough for Snow. if you get the chance to read it, i think it will sit well with you to slowmax your days. an incredibly beautiful vlog, as always ✨💛

[@claresteel1]

Where is the shirt you were wearing when talking about Bottega Barlie from? 🤍🤍🤍

[@dedeoconnor2759]

Could I ask what size the Raey dress is. I bought in s/m and it feels a bit big on my shoulders. It’s SUCH an extravagant purchase I want to get it right. Thank you!

[@cololala9761]

Just watching this now and love the vlog! Love the white blouse on you at 19.25. Would you mind letting me know where it’s from?

[@andreapotts5442]

I had literally the exact same emotional response to Louisiana as you. I was on a work trip last summer and went on my own on the last day. It was so beautiful and I spent the whole time wishing that my partner was experiencing it with me. I'm trying to look on the positive side with that kind of thing as it shows that we love their presence but it can overwhelm an experience sometimes.

[@aiai-j7i]

RIP Issey Miyake...you were a unique artist and bright light in the fashion industry. "The core spirit of Pleats Please is joy, and what better emotion to wear on your skin every day?" -I M. I have a couple of his dresses and a tunic and one feels so free when wearing his clothes--they were designed for women of all shapes and for living in.

[@jasminerossette]

I feel the same when I am experiencing something by myself sometimes, especially when I can think of someone who would also love what I am experiencing, sometimes its very overwhelming and I end up trying to FaceTime them so that they can experience it with me, or record a video on my phone and text it to them and say, wish you could experience this with me, or this made me think of you.

[@urapoiss]

Hei Brittany, I just got you about the emotions you feel if you cant share the moment with someone who would love it too and about missing them hard at this time. I have it too and I have felt a bit weird about it but now I can see that someone else has it too ❤🌟 Thank you so much for sharing!!!! It mean a lot to me 🫶

[@kelseydean3137]

Thank you for sharing your experience with responding to things emotionally. I am definitely a bit anxious-minded and an HSP (Highly Sensitive Person), so I tend to respond to art/music/nature very intensely. It's so beautiful to share it with the ones we love. I get choked up over these things too. I have learned to love this beautiful part of myself. Also, I LOVE your long vlogs. I am about the same age as you and am originally from England but live in the US now, so watching your vlogs is a lovely home-y feeling to me. Thank you for sharing parts of your life with us. Cheers

[@737700flygirl]

Love everything about this vlog. Your style, the pace (relaxed and yet always interesting), the fact that you went to CFW (such great collections, you're the perfect person to see them and tell about it), that beautiful hotel (intrigued that swim sessions can be booked, I imagine that makes for a relaxing experience), the other places you went and the way you show them. So glad you had a great time, thank you so much for this. For what it's worth, I much prefer KZbin to the super-short format of TikTok (seems made to shorten the attention span of anyone who doesn't already have ADD :O ). xoxo

[@serendipity996]

My personal motto is WWBBD (What Would Brittany Bathgate Do). Keep it up!! 😍

[@0meltwithyou0]

The Louisiana Museum is one of the most beautiful places in the world. Or the most beautiful place? I've really seen a lot of museums, but Louisiana is breathtaking. The outdoor area, the architecture, the light, the art. I can understand your overwhelming feelings.

[@RachelJoyInMySkin]

you're amazing brittany x Always love what you share and the honesty that comes with it

[@dianemitchell1161]

Just a beautiful vlog, Brittany, - lovely mixture of fashion, travel, art, food and feelings. I do so relate to your reaction to being in a beautiful place without someone to share it with. Not only do I miss my partner when I’m there but also the way I can’t recreate that memory for them afterwards. Only if I share the experience can they truly understand the moment I/we had together. Xx

[@Emily-oy8cf]

Where was that silver shell necklace from you were wearing? It looked like a shell anyway. It was really pretty!

[@flowwwwiththego]

Love your aesthetic and cool vibes. Perfect for long form video. Impeccable style! Don’t change a thing!!🤍

[@emanuelagioia6883]

I love your lengthy vlogs, Brittany! But I am bias, as I could listen to you read the shopping list and have no problem with it lol great video ❤️ you are a gem!

[@IsabelFredriksson]

Such a nice Vlog. Thank you for telling us about your emotions, I can really relate to this.

[@mariaeva3385]

Hi Brittany where's the black tee you wear at the beginning from?

[@velyvely6479]

just started the vlog and NOOOOooo not tik tok!!! lol i feel its soul destroying and just drains the life out of anyone that was creative before tik tok..... Thats Chic was just talking about this on the vid she just posted .... anyway back to the Vlog sorry for the dramatics lol

[@BrittanyBathgate1]

Hahaha. Dramatics appreciated 😂 So weird. I’ve literally just finished watching Rachel’s video! Lots of food for thought 🤍

[@joannemorris1689]

Would love to hear a review of the fashion shows and your thoughts for the coming seasons.

[@blahblah4129]

Awww That monologue in the park is so touching! It's totally reliable! A. You should read "Highly Sensitive Person" B. I miss you adding dates at the beginning of the video. C. Tik Tok? You should carefully read their (insane) terms of service. D. Girl, you're not flat-chasted at all. That white body suit complements your upper body very well! E. Excellent vlog once again!

[@blahblah4129]

*relatable (not reliable)

[@aliceclements1]

all so cool and I love cming along for the travels. your fashion is gorgeous.

[@dima_als]

I love the oversized shirt with tuxedo detail 19:19 - where can I get it?

[@Critchley1]

Where is the lovely blouse from (19:15) x

[@marialuu8330]

I love your shirt at 19:12! Where is it from? 😍

[@blahblah4129]

I wonder the same! haha

[@blahblah4129]

"The Garment"

[@beckjuice8687]

Tiktok would not do your content justice, and rarely does for most people's content. Your vlogs are so soothing and comforting, and those are aspects short content tends to lack. Thank you for sharing as always💚

[@Rebecca_Good]

Not trying to sound like a conspiracy person, but read the user agreement before signing up for TT..gives them access to basically alll the info on your phone, everything you type and search, contacts and notes, etc etc. seems sketch.

[@beatricemcclelland7152]

KZbin shorts.... Look into it

[@janhaydon1505]

I LOVE your style so much - pure class x

[@Life99900]

Please do hair tutorial

[@ehopson14]

Video ideas: -Favorite Album Video You could play your favorite albulm in a vlog, then you have to create an outfit that you think would go along with the album or create an outfit the color of the album or if there is a person with a outfit on. . you have to recreate it. -What’s In My Bag Video -Day in the Life Video -Draw My Life Video -C🍳🍳king or Recipe Tutorial -Have someone interview you, you could have a Part l, ll & lll - 5 things you know foresure Video -How To Edit a Video

[@kelgray]

Brittany, I have loved your content for years, but I would not follow you to TikTok. I refuse to download the app because I know how much of a time-sink it can be. And, as you say: it’s another *thing*. I don’t want another social media *thing* either. Please keep up the long form content and Instagram. ✌️

[@hacer316]

First time watching your videos. I have to say that i liked your face a lot. You r beautiful :) Your face is so characteristic, i think because everybody is doing something with their faces, it is nice to see some natural beauties. keep goin' :)

[@magdalenabayy]

Hi Brittany! Thank you for all your curated and thoughtful content. I’m curious where your white button up is from? You’re wearing it when your describing the devine lunch at Bottega Barlie. Thx

[@blahblah4129]

Dear Brittany, I am not sure if you read all of my/our comments, but I certainly hope you read this one. I've had a few very stressful days and ran out of ideas how to lower my anxiety. Then - suddenly! - I decided to watch this and the roadtrip vids ... and I am so calm now. Thank you from the bottom of my 🧡

[@sofqq]

So very relatable thoughts and feelings you’ve experienced and explained while in Louisiana! Thank you for the vlog, again ♥️ x

[@danielleguzman2078]

Song at 31 minutes pls? :)

[@moni4peace]

So happy to see you uploaded a new video. I just LOVE your videos. It's like a little mini vacation for me. The fashion is just chef's kiss 👩🏽‍🍳💋

[@astervv]

I personally prefer the longer video's because with longer content I just want to sit down and have a drink/snack and watch it like I would watch a film. While with shorter content feels a bit more fleeting to me. Next to that I would love to see a video where you discuss outfits/items from the fashion week shows or Fall 2022 ready-to-wear (I am in love with The Row's new pieces) that interest or inspire you and perhaps recreate some outfits with similar pieces you already have or show us how you would style some pieces differently than how the brand styles them.

[@christinechristine144]

I love. your Vlog. I am an older Brit living in the States. Sister lives in Norwich. Thank you for showing us around Cokpenhagen. Please could you let me know about the lovely handle bag and the long slouchy bag. Keep up the good work. So relaxing. I admire your style. Thank you.

[@sallyhodgson6359]

Please stay here on You Tube - I love your long form content! Also - could you share the music tracks you used during this blog - really beautiful sounds I'd like to explore more! x

[@cozyicebear]

i can absolutely relate to you crying in the museum park. i often find myself so emotional when i'm by myself in beautiful places, such as in nature, museums etc.. don't know why really, perhaps my brain is just catching up and i'm processing what i've experienced recently. as for fashion content, i would love to see a "how i put together an outfit" type of video where you explain your creative process and how you think about composing all the different components together. lovely vlog as always

[@emi_ogata]

I know so many in the comments have reiterated their relation to your words in the park, yet I really can't help but add to the appreciation. I moved to New York City recently and was JUST writing yesterday about how strangely tearful I have been. It's not necessarily due to sadness, but an overwhelming alive-ness. All of the pure happiness and excitement and curiosity I feel is difficult to process on my own, and I desperately wish I had someone here to share it with. For you to articulate this certainly makes me feel less weird about it all. Thank you!

[@LadyA_]

Was waiting in anticipation for your Copenhagen vlog, and you didn’t disappoint. Thank you for sharing your trip with us, i have always enjoyed your travels vlogs, resturant reviews and recommendations. Where is your lovely silver shell necklace from? it is so stunning.

[@dearjuliette]

Such a beautiful vlog. Your videos have been very inspiring Brittany, thank you! Been watching since almost the beginning of your channel but first time commenting. 🤍

[@annared07]

I can understand the feeling of being 'stuck' with emotion you can't share. Maybe that's why people starting sending postcards or keeping travel journals. I always mean to do the latter but never remember to. I hugely admire anyone who travels alone, I've never done it and would love to.

[@kritikalal5116]

Oh Brittany I don't know if you did cry sitting in the garden but I certainly did!! And you're so right, especially I think as women we really love to share our experiences with our partners and families and not being able to do it can become really overwhelming especially when the said activity is really really good or you know that they'd enjoy it very much!! xx

[@mireillewohlfart1939]

Love the long content it's so relaxing and inspiring to watch... thanks for sharing your reflections on travelling alone I feel very much the same about it... and last but not least... THE bag.... could you please do a review of your Bindle?