Hard to say if going on such a "mission" trip would have any impact on me. I mean I'm sure id enjoy the trip and love the experience of helping out, but would it change who I am when I come back home? Doubtful.

I'm mid 20's...It's not like I would quit my job and become a missionary full time...I already know I am better off than the majority of the world...

i'll post some pictures to the thread tonight with more details and i'll explain the pictures.




Yes, i had an amazing time.

hahah, i was more focused on just getting them food in general....

BUT slightly off topic, when i FIRST got there, there was a guy that worked for the "hotel" we stayed at and he was building us a giant bonfire on the beach. dude looked ridiculous. probably 5'9-'5'10 170-175+ lbs and 6-8% bf. He was shredded and looked sick.

One of my friends on the trip said the guy brought him to his house, and to work-out he had some sketchy pulley system. and a bench with a bar with 5 gallon buckets filled with cement.


Knowing that you're better off then most of the world just isn't real until you live it. it's worth it man, if you ever get the opportunity, go for it.

I would actually be tempted to do this full time, i can't imagine anything else being more fulfilling, and few things being more meaningful.

A bit melodramatic but it seems you had a good experience.. Gz m9

If that shit makes you happy there is always a need for volunteers in places like that. Pursue it imo.

Cool.

ive also noticed how people in 3rd world countries seems to be happier than the rest of the world.
like Serbia, they seemed to have so much more fun than me when im at home.
sitting here with a pile of jew money, lost so much connection to my friends etc.

In serbia people just work, and when they come home they all gather and hangout during the day
and go all in@parties at night.

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