I under no circumstances read Elizabeth Gilbert’s “Eat, Pray, Really like.” I do not strategy on reading it, either. I have absolutely nothing against the premise or the author, I simply have not gotten about to holding a copy in my hands nor have I felt the urge to. As a traveling female. I sometimes really feel like I am missing out on numerous chit-chats about EPL and its impact on travel for women. I hear a lot about emotional journeys and ups and downs and lovers and reconciliations. I really feel the similar way, but generally I like to believe about the adventures I had just endured. Sometimes I will attempt to squeeze into the circle with passages written by Bruce Chatwin or Paul Theroux, due to the fact they are the travel writers I know and appreciate, only to get confounded looks. In general, not all the time. I do not doubt that there are other females who relate to the adventure side of travel and I can say with absolution that there are males who travel for emotional de...