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I’ve visited all of Italy many times but this summer I had a few days before my flight out of Rome and after staying on an island in the Bay of Naples, I decided to spend 3 days and 2 nights in Napoli. Hands down one of the best cities I’ve ever been to. The city is 100% unscripted and raw. By that I mean, other cities have big budgets and corporate sponsors to make the place pretty, or host events, or create a downtown or tourist center and pretty little attractions for tourists to feel comfortable spending their money. Napoli has none of that. Only its pure and holistically natural and real raw beauty. Behind the grime, decaying facades and graffitied up walls, you can see the beauty and opulence this city once had dating back 100’s of years. Some cities will build buildings and settings to emulate the past architecture and craftsmanship but often time it feels a bit phony. Napoli is the real deal. You will experience unimaginable and unspoiled beauty, next to deteriorating infrastructure, next to a hipster bar, followed by terrible smells and uncollected garbage, young kids riding scooters, old timers chilling in the piazza, some of the best foods you’ll ever have, high end Michelin star restaurants, an awesome marina with mega yachts, hotels that turn-of-the-century heads of states slept in. Some streets are beautifully paved while others have gaping holes and no plan or ever being repaired. Napoli city has many sections that are all interconnected. The quartieiri spagnolo is old and super run down but full of life and energy, old Napoli has the grit, grime and teeming with awesome locals looking for you to try their homemade wine and mozzarella and to stay for dinner. Chaia is a beautiful section with tons of high end shopping where you’d think you’re in Paris. Napoli is a mixed bag of realness and yes if you find yourself by the train station something could happen to you (stay away from that area if you can). Napoli is a city that the country of Italy, corporations, media, influencers have all turned their backs on. Media and some people will post how terrible the city is and they will compare it to a 3rd world country. It’s far from 3rd world. This was a New York City, London, etc of its day. It’s a beautiful city with thousands of years of history that has been neglected. Some people say that Napoli should be “cleaned it up” and turned into a Disney Land…..i say no way….Napoli is wonderful just the way it is. I personally wouldn’t change a thing. It’s not a place for the feeble minded or for those who are afraid to venture outside of your comfort zone. Napoli isn’t a tourist attraction with cute mascots running around. One of a few cities left that hasn’t been bought and cheaply manufactured for tourist dollars

Thanks for sharing this! You give off such a cool and confident vibe online, I wouldn't have guessed that you struggle with social stuff like this too. A good reminder that social media is not reality. Also, it makes me happy to know that there are other anxious queer girlies like me who give off a put-together vibe externally but still feel insecure sometimes internally. Glad I'm not alone in that. 💖