Here's what you need to know if you love someone with the "Wanderlust Syndrome."

First thing you need to know, it's exactly what it sounds like. The signs are typically universal and easily spotted. Do they have maps and/or other countries represented throughout their home or apartment? Do they get teary-eyed when presented with a foreign country they've been to before? Are they constantly planning their next trip across the ocean, even though they don't have a cent in their bank account?

If you have said yes to all of the above, then you or someone you know and love has the Wanderlust Syndrome.

Sadly (but also not), it's incurable. However, it's treatable, so no need to fret! The itch can usually be satisfied by going somewhere new. You don't have to spend thousands of dollars on a trip. You can go to the restaurant down the street that you've never been to before but you've always wanted to try.

It's not just about new either. It's about the attitude of it. You need to act as if it's an adventure. There needs to be excitement! There should be anyways because you're somewhere new, so you don't know how to act or what's expected of you. That's what satisfies the itch, my friends. It's the uncomfortable, but exciting, feeling of not knowing what's going to happen next.

Now that you've been provided with a temporary solution to the Wanderlust Syndrome, go out and experience something new! Satisfy the itch with a temporary balm while you're saving up for your trip to a land you won't believe exists outside of photographs until you see it for yourself.

Good luck!