There are many girls traveling alone, but why haven’t we seen many boys traveling alone?

Traveling has now become a part of young people’s lives, and it is also a natural way of life for many people. More and more young people are traveling to relieve the stress in their lives, either alone or in groups.

The question in question is actually quite common. If you stay in a youth hostel for a long time, you will find that the occupancy rate of the girls' dormitory is usually lower, while the occupancy rate of the boys' dormitory is usually lower.

In fact, the number of women traveling alone is much higher than that of men. This is related to the difference in thinking between men and women, and is also closely related to the social environment.

First of all, girls are mostly emotional. Working and studying in life, releasing stress and finding oneself while traveling have become a way of life for many young people. Modern women are independent and self-reliant. When they see the scenery they like, they check the guide, make plans, adjust the time, make the itinerary, and then go on the road alone with all the equipment, enjoying the scenery and happy mood of the journey. As the old saying goes, "Read thousands of books and travel thousands of miles." The body and soul are always on the road, going to various places and dealing with various problems, which not only enriches the experience but also exercises the ability, so we are often subject to Favored by young women.

What about male friends? Most boys can tolerate loneliness better than girls. For most of them, if they are given snacks, cola and games, they can stay at home for the whole holiday without feeling tired.

In addition, men still face greater pressure than women in society today. Even if two people are from the same family, the ability requirements for men will be higher. They need to have a house, a car, and savings, and have the ability to support a family and fulfill their responsibilities as a husband, father, or pillar. This requires them not to spend so much time and energy on the journey, which is naturally less than girls.