Do you like to always go to the same place on vacation? Here’s what it says about you

Every year the same beach, the same sea (but it also applies if it is always the same mountain or the same lake): you always go on vacation to the same place (perhaps to the same place where your parents went before you) says a lot about you and your personality .

You know the way there, you have your favorite restaurant, say hello to the bartender and lifeguard.

In short, it is your second home and you may even have a second home there.

The camp that hosts you or the village never changes, you find the same familiar faces and the same trees.

And so you feel safe.

People who never change their vacation spot have a personality with precise characteristics, we will explain which ones.

The need for security is common to all people.

Each of us needs to feel in a safe place, to have references, to feel good where we are.

However, some people need it so much that they cannot tolerate that feeling of uncertainty that comes when visiting new places.

And to avoid that initial feeling of disorientation, they simply avoid going to new places.

If you choose the same place, the same mountain, the same beach every year, you probably don’t like change.

Change implies taking risks: in fact, every time we visit a new place, we don’t know how it will go.

We may not like it, the service may not work, or we may encounter something that is not what we expect.

All this is minimized if we are in a place we know well.

Those who never change even when they can choose, like to stay in what they know, in their comfort zone.

It is of little interest to explore or search for new vitality, people of habit do not like to explore and challenge themselves.

They love the tranquility that the familiar gives and therefore do not look for anything else.

They don’t need it or maybe they are too afraid of it.

Those who never push themselves beyond their limits or who only do so under certain, controlled conditions may have latent fears that guide their choice to never change.

Fear of moving away from what you know? Fear of the unexpected? Need control?

There are many forms of phobias related to things we do not know.

Knowing what drives our choices could be useful in regaining control over our lives, even if we may be making the same choices but with awareness.