6 worries of millennial nomads
We are millennials and our generation is more depressed than any other before us; we are called lazy and entitled while facing completely different challenges than Generation X or Baby Boomers, and it has a huge impact on our mental health. Finding a job is basically hunger games, and a lot of us already have huge college debts and degrees that often mean nothing more than just a few fancy words on paper. All of this is not helping our developing anxieties, depression and many other mental problems. Continue reading 6 worries of millennial nomads
Sweden: Malmö, Jönköping, Stockholm
After Denmark, our next and last stop during this trip was Sweden. We’ve visited three different cities there: Malmö, Jönköping and Stockholm. Since we wanted to chill some more before going back to “normal” life we were mostly walking around without any specific plan and laying in parks. That’s why we’ll write one post about the whole Sweden. Continue reading Sweden: Malmö, Jönköping, Stockholm
Copenhagen Pride: Poor Gay’s Pride of choice
Since we were still very much interested in attending queer events during our trip (honestly, we could never get tired of gayness!) we had one more of them to go to. Copenhagen Pride was next on our list and it turned out to be the best parade of our entire Eurotrip last year! Continue reading Copenhagen Pride: Poor Gay’s Pride of choice
Cowspiracy: environmental impact of your everyday diet
It might seem a little out of the blue, but this week instead of our usual posts about traveling and the Gay Stuff ™, we would like to talk about something a bit different that’s also close to our hearts. Namely about a movie we’ve recently watched called “Cowspiracy: The Sustainability Secret”. It’s a feature-length documentary about the impact animal agriculture has on our environment and it caught our attention for many reasons. Continue reading Cowspiracy: environmental impact of your everyday diet
Copenhagen: Gardens and free food galore
Copenhagen was the only city in Denmark that we visited. It turned out to be a place filled with many wonderful gardens, as well as a safe heaven for people on a budget, who weren’t afraid to get their hands dirty and open a trash bin or two. However, we have some bad news for couchsurfers. Continue reading Copenhagen: Gardens and free food galore
Antwerp Pride: gays who slay
As you might have already noticed, we love to attend lots and lots of queer events while we travel. We’ve been to several prides so far and the next one on the list during our trip was the one in Antwerp. Continue reading Antwerp Pride: gays who slay
Editors’ pick and info for new followers!
Two days ago we were living our lives normally, like always, but with one small exception… Continue reading Editors’ pick and info for new followers!
guide: LGBT+ travel
Attitude towards LGBT+ travellers can be very different around the world. While some countries organise multiple prides all over the country, same-sex marriage & adoption are legal, and being queer is overall not so bad there, in others you can get imprisoned or even stoned to death for being who you are. It might sound weird to you – especially if you grew up in a more tolerant environment- but keep in mind that we only have your best interest in mind. Continue reading guide: LGBT+ travel
Brussels & Antwerp: cities infested with zombies
For our first visit in Belgium we have chosen its capital – Brussels- for obvious reasons. Usually if you can only pick one city from a country -the capital is the way to go. We added Antwerp as well, because there was an Antwep Pride organised there at the time and it turned out to be a great decision! Antwerp, although smaller and less famous, made a bigger impact on us: it was definitely less boring. But we’re getting ahead of ourselves- let’s start from the beginning. Continue reading Brussels & Antwerp: cities infested with zombies
poor gays on holidays 