Heeeeeey.. wurrup?

humanity during history had many times traveled oversees or crossed continents in search for Gold, in search for God, even killed complete states and nations along their way.. many soldiers left their families and sweethearts behind... and many of them never came back :( and many others have died virgin in search for these things...

However...

never have I heard of anyone traveling in search for love...

what of those three is more important to man?

Does it sound a silly, freaky, weird idea to relocate in search for a woman... a woman you don't know she's exist or not... is it despair, craziness? or is it exactly Wisdom itself?

Is it possible to answer the ambassador "I'm visiting your country in search for a lovely lady, sir???", and regardless of whether he is convinced or not.

Shall I change the lands I'm on just because I loved no one there...? or must I just accept reality and yield to those temptations coming from locals??? which one makes me a good creature... in my own eyes at least?

Helen of Troy did it and look hiw thay turned out.

shall I watch the movies, or read the book?

Depends if she’s rich

lol!!

you are the good citizen!

actually, you didn't read the whole question...

Find a lady first, chat her up lol. Make attempts to visit her. Good luck

The Trojan War was the result of Helen of Sparta crossing the sea to be with her true love Prince Paris of Troy. She is known as Helen of Troy.

Done it. Went to Europe a couple times for the quest.

Even once moved from California to Kansas. That was REALLY foreign!

I suppose I'd have to draw the line at battling Spartans.

I’m British mate so I don’t think I should comment on conquering far off lands after what my Country has done throughout history. Although we’ve done some good too.

As for love, I can only answer from a personal point of view, but with romance, I’ve always listened to my heart rather than my head. I’ve loved and lost but I wouldn’t change anything.
I’d say go for it, but I doubt you’d get a visa to search for romance.
Good luck

HEEEEEEEEEEy..

I have asked multiple questions... some were a little personal... but some were general... and the general ones are more deep than you first would guess...

so, try to answer them all.. let's see how we, people, think.

I knew the story when I was around 10 years old... the focus for me at that age was the trick of the war... as a very young boy, I couldn't evaluate the whole plot...

my question to you is, which one is better, the movie or the book..?

You are the Conqueror... lol.

good to hear this from you..

however, I have a question... have you went there to someone you already were in contact with, or you were in the situation asked in my question, i.e.: going to a certain country hoping to meet someone there??

every nation during its golden age (peak of power) committed lots of wars in far off lands... do you hear of Hernán Cortés?? Tariq bin Ziyad?? The Persians.. etc. etc. etc? So, no one is to be blamed or feel guilty for what other generations did... actually you should be proud of the Britain Story, it wasn't always bad.

Where's there's a will, there's usually a way. Just depends on how much and what you are willing to risk or let go of in order to go on your quest, whatever that may be.

I recently left my home, to travel and work seasonal jobs. The soul purpose of doing this isn't about finding love, but the idea of discovering the "one" for me in the mist of my journey has crossed my mind, and so that's part of it too, to be open to love that may cross my path.

One thing I have learned in life, is that anytime you're searching for something outside yourself, to fulfill what's inside yourself... it generally doesn't work out the way you plan and often times not the way you'd like it to.

Good luck in your journey and quest in life

I really like that idea.
I went on a quest for "the one" and found myself.
A successful journey indeed.

I enjoyed both, but the movie Troy with Brad Pitt has a bit more appeal for the ladies. Lol! Very good movie actually!

Joking aside, Ive been considering your question and for me I think my answer would be a no.

Years ago, I was in a very serious relationship with a man who moved to Italy. He wanted to get married and for me to come with him. I chose not to at the time because I did not want to live that far from my family. Today, my answer may have been different, but it would be for someone I cared greatly for. I cant imagine permanently leaving those I know and love behind for a complete unknown.

That is my "soul" purpose

As the Brits and Aussies might say. "Good one Mate!"

Thanks, glad your quest was a successful one!

Isn't it funny how sometimes when we're looking for something, we find something so much better?

You limit it to the three; Gold, God & Love.
Much of humanity's quest abroad was in search of land. That resulted in obtaining aspects of your primary three.


Searching for a woman is not the same as searching for love.
Not only is it limiting the quest to men and lesbians it is restricting love.
Your entire question framework is restricted to a man searching for a woman and calling that a search for love.

Personally, I have relocated many times during my lifetime.
Never in search for love. I have an abundance of love already within me.

I am a man in search of a woman, right now.
I relocated to where I am right now with the hope of finding a woman but it was not my driving reason for my relocation. I actually relocated here for the warmer weather, lower cost of living and less governmental permits/lower taxes.
So, you could say, I relocated for health and financial reasons and finding love is something that will happen or not.