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Would you live in a cruise ship permanently?


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If everything from free lodging, to free food and drinks.

You can leave the cruise ship only when it docks and only around that area it docked in. You can't venture far into the country it stopped at. Just around a 2 km radius you can venture in.

And you'll have different people coming in and out of the Cruise ship.

So you won't see the same people all the time.

And you can bring your family with you and have friends and family visit you.

Would you take it?

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I'd maybe consider it if no other people would be on the ship except me , and eventually someone I invite
 
I changed it to make it more appealing.

You can visit the places you are docked but only a 2 km radius.

I'd still say nah.

There are too many places that are landlocked that I'd like to go to, and the idea of being forced into a certain life would frustrate me after a while.

I'm thinking about taking my car and driving into Europe for the first time this year. It's...intimidating...but I'd love to do it. Can't do that on a cruise ship.
 
Being on a cruise ship for long periods is a bad idea because you can get diseases like norovirus and legionnaires disease.
 
That sounds like ironic hell.
 
No , because I could end up with as big a cunt as me .
 
Absolutely not. As someone who has been on multiple cruises and even met a Cuban couple who does it I would not do it. I've gotten sick 2 or 3 times on a cruise and it is miserable. The cost of items you need is more expensive until you get to port and the entertainment options are limited to say the least. The only advantage I can think of is you don't have to cook or clean your rooms.
 
for the rest of my life hell no

for a couple seasons on one of those rock metal cruises, hell yeah.
 
I’ve never been on a cruise ship at all so I’m unsure whether or not I would be affected by sea sickness. I would need to know that first before I could give an informed answer.
 
I enjoy taking cruises. I took 5 of them last year and just took one in February. I enjoy taking cruises and visiting foreign countries, but I'd never want to live on a cruise ship permanently.
 
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