A day in the life of a 28 year old in Sydney

I get it, being alone is scary. You go to public spaces surrounded by lots of people who are spending time together and you suddenly feel anxious. But it is so important to learn to enjoy your own company because it is one of the ways you can really get to know yourself.
In this video, I spent the whole day in Sydney by myself, visiting Redleaf Beach and White Rabbit Gallery. Hope you enjoy it!

[@ronsmith2241]

Interesting. I am 77, gay and live alone. It has good ideas of things to do. I liked it. Many thanks.

[@adam_film]

Hanging out alone should be normalised! I am so productive when I spend a day out alone 😂

[@joeyroey]

agree! it's actually more enjoyable sometimes

[@sebastiencolomb2271]

I’m actually spending time in my small room. I’m alone, I’m bored. I spend much time on my tablet, watching tv for the news at 8 PM and for the night shows and movies. I used to get a lot outside when I was with my parents but now it’s like I have done everything possible in Paris so now i’m just bored of Paris. I want to get to the countryside to explore cities like we see in this show, la Carte aux Trésors, where we visit a corner of countryside and play a game to find hidden clues. I have a few money to explore the world, and as they say, my garden is small, but it opens on the vast world.

[@lennyvelez5929]

hi, im 56 years old and my message to you is go out there and enjoy your life. Dont do what i did...believe me when you get my age you will regret not doing tons of things while you were young i know it sounds corny but its true! Dont waste your life sitting in your room please!

[@davidfanene9218]

👍

[@ralphmoore4548]

Ah Redleaf! my fave harbourside beach

[@CalBruin]

Second video I have watched of yours.
You have gained a new subscribing viewer.
BUT
I call BS on your videos.
In no way are you (living) single. An attractive young (≤30 years old), seemingly healthy and sane person cannot be unattached. Unless you are the unfortunate losing end of that niche problem unique to gays where the ratio of bottoms to tops is skewed against your favor, for a young, attractive gay male in a major metropolitan which must have a sizeable gay/queer community, being single is impossible.
You do not strike me as one of those too cute & pretty twinks who can pick anyone they choose but are so picky they end not picking anyone, least of all for dating.
By comparison, I understand why I am single.
I cannot blame ageism and racism embedded in the gay community as an excuse, my simple handicap is I am unattractive. Oh, the be sure I am not ugly as in I do not suffer from some grotesque, obvious physical deviation from the average, but by my appearance alone I do not arouse the concupiscence (of either sexes).
Since high school, I knew I was unattractive. Not until within the last decade or so had I come to terms and accepted it intellectually, although emotional I feel the occasion pain when I venture off alone and I witness other gay couples, of varying ages from teen boys who found each other, college boyfriends, middle-aged couples, and surviving seniors, I am in the same venue alone. 🎶 "All by myself..."
Do not read as 'woe is me' comment, only that I acknowledge and understand the reason for my singlehood status, leaving aside the racism and ageism factors. Injecting an appeal to ethos for gravitas to my particular anecdotal experience, for 50 years I lived in San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Boston, cities which do not get any gayer unless I were to live in Berlin, so I know the struggle.

[@CalBruin]

P.S. comment
Oh, I stand corrected. I had presumed living alone meant being single.
BS rescinded.
You do you. 👍🏿