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I know which one I am, unfortunately.
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That's a good attitude to have when you are trying to calm a mind anxious about whether you forgot something, but it is a really wasteful strategy long-term
Traveling light and buying everything at your destination are two completely different things. It's not an imposition to carry a backpack around.
Let's have a more constructive discussion. Between a wallet, phone, charger and a 2-3 sets of clothes, what part is overpacking for a 1 week trip? That much stuff should fit in any adult-sized backpack, with room to bring some destination-specific outerwear if needed.
I travel light but I still pack days (sometimes weeks) early because once it's done, it's done.
Also, unrelated but I don't care if I look like a tourist. I am a tourist, doing touristy things.
Your mom is overpacked.
My pack is 3 days of clothes, a spare pair of shoes, medicine and the necessary papers/electronics.
Yup, passport and money are the necessities. Probably want a change of clothes too I guess. Everything else is just nice-to-have things.
Buy, take, break, throw it away.
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