Sorry. I'm not a lady. But I'll chirp in on behalf of mine.
I left my wife (only been married two years) for five months last year to travel the Americas. Although it was guiding work. But she gave her blessing. She is very independent and self suffient though. She just kept busy on her own projects. It was tough. But only after a couple of months had passed.
It's worth noting that all of our clients were on five month trips too. All men, All married. All leaving wives at home..
It's INCREDIBLY easy to stay in touch with home now. EVERYWHERE has wifi. You can get wifi and make a call home in the middle of the Bolivian Salt flats for God's sake. Which many of our clients did.
And if there was an emergency, you're generally less than 24 hrs from home anywhere in the world now. Half that time in Europe.
Honestly, three weeks doesn't seem long at all. Although I appreciate that time is relative to the individual. The chances are that nothing will go wrong. There will be no emergencies. And you will be home before you really know you've left.
Take the trip. Life is short. Opportunties are few. You'll regret it on the day you can't travel anymore if you don't go.
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Did some trips.
Rode some bikes.
Fix them for a living.
Can't say anymore.
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