I don't get a kick from traveling because unlike you I'm a correctly diagnosed aspie. You're an NT with retardation. The real world is crap, japanese video games offer much better alternatives for adventure.
Here is clue weeaboo fucktard. If you don't travel you won't ever get to Japan. Where in the diagnostic criteria is aversion to travel listed Einstein?
Introversion is a typical aspie trait.
You have traveled out of Sweden on more than one occasion unless you were lying in other posts.
I've also been outside of Sweden but I didn't enjoy it as NT people do. I fantasized that when I visited Vienna, it was still the imperial capital in some sort of fantasy setting and that I had a special mission and people were mages and imperial generals instead of real people. When I travel even to other places in Sweden I imagine them as something else, mostly inspired by video games etc...
My entire life I daydreamed myself through the days. In the first grade I mostly walked around on my own, when I didn't throw a tantrum or had narcissistic outbursts at others, and fantasized about going home to play Mega Man. That was my liberation. I lived inside of Mega Man games then and on day trips with the school I associated architecture and landscapes to those I saw in the games, rather than the real world. It got me through the day, just thinking of Mega Man all day long.
When I got a little older it was Final Fantasy and games like that. The real world and real life was just a necessary evil, I lived inside of games and coming home to the games was like having morphine injected straight into the vein.
When I became older 16-20 I tried to adapt and get a normal social life. I did for a few years, outside of school, lots of alcohol and partying and I became a really good dancer and went to special dance parties, mainly latin. However, I could never accept society or it's expectations, so I returned to what always made me happy, what got me through almost 18 years of my life, the games.
When I enter into a game world, I do it to an extent that it feels real, because I truly have no grip on reality. The games welcome me.
Another reason why I don't find kanji boring and can sit for hours just practicing those I know is because they create dreamy fairytale images in my mind. Water, eternity, autumn, fire, shade, secret, sky, dream, snow, deep inside, shore/edge, etc etc etc... Every meaning conjures images in my mind. My own comfort zone, alone with my kanji and my games. Healthy food, hot soup and hot tea. Then I'm the most happy.