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I wouldn't really call chronic back pain a preconceived anxiety, but you do you.
Just accept that your lifestyle isn't good for everyone. You found something that works well for you, congrats! Doesn't mean you found some huge secret on how to make everyone's life better.
The preconceived notion that travelling is tiring.
Why do you think my lifestyle is good for everyone?
I did find this huge secret, and people don't like knowing how easily they can/could have achieved their goals.
They go on the attack as soon as they realize they've been wasting time.
I mean, I've travelled a bit and it is tiring. For me. It might not be for you, but really, your experience is not other people's experience.
Did somebody tell you my experience is other people's experience?
And I got to ask, what is tiring about doing whatever you want or or don't want to?