Would u want to take the path that is less traveled?

Answer 1

absolutely, it makes all the difference

Answer 2

Yes...there are fewer people, and the ones you meet along the way are way more interesting. Taking the other path may be safer, in some respects, but overall, that's even an illusion. Safety does not come from doing what everyone else is doing.

Less traveled means more adventure, more growth, and more joy.

Answer 3

I DID take the path less traveled! It had a few bumps and twists and turns along the way. But I think I am a more interesting, more fulfilled person because of it. =)

Answer 4

I follow my own path. If it happens to be part of the path that's less travelled, or part of the path that is common, then so be it.

Answer 5

let me guess u doin english/robert frost Q's then

and yea the path less traveled is...something that wud be alot more rewarding than the rumples beaten down track everyone takes, it might be a little danting looking but in the long run u wont think back and wish u had "seen what was" the way robert did

Answer 6

I have always followed the path less traveled, and that's alright by me.

Answer 7

i would take the path less traveled for the alone time and adventure

Answer 8

If it leads me out back to the outhouse, yep! Less travelled means I may not have to wait and I can read my newspaper or the National Geographic in peace.

Answer 9

What if there's a pot of gold on the top for each man or woman who travelled it? you will in no way understand till you return and forth it. in case you return to a lifeless end, you are able to turn around and are available decrease back.

Answer 10

Yes if the main path is boring.

Answer 11

Sure. Nothing wrong with a little exploration. I assume you really mean "less traveled" as opposed to "no one every traveled it because it is tantamount to suicide" traveled.