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it’s not about feeling threatened, it literally makes me lose attraction towards my partner, and makes me want to reevaluate my relationship
If you can see your quality of life improving greatly after you split, then split. If travelling solo is more appealing and is something you’d want to do, then split.
Other than the travel, what quality of life improvements would you feel if you were single?
I’ve said this before and I’ll repeat it here- if you aren’t doing the personal work to really get to the bottom of what it is you’re lacking in your relationships (and why you have a pattern of becoming bored a few years in), then what’s the difference? You’ll just end up in the same situation years from now with a new partner…
And in general, after 4 years you should be able to sit down with your partner and compromise on your travel plan. You don’t need to ONLINE in a van for a year or two to travel- you can just budget and plan and visit places you want to see while in hotels, staying with friends, glamping in nicer camp areas, but a big comfortable RV with a plan for internet available stops then sell it once you’re done, etc. I don’t see why you haven’t considered other options and push for uprooting your life for a year or two just to see things you can see without necessarily living in a van.
Sex will fall into a pattern with any partner, it’s up to you both to make it exciting for the two of you. Communication is key, and if you can’t communicate what you want differently in the bedroom then how are you going to tell a different partner after the honeymoon stage wears off?
I hear time and time again from my single friends that the grass isn’t greener, they hate it and it’s lonely AF. Dating is a nightmare, they’ve come across more creeps than I care to share, and even if they manage to find a nice guy it would take years to identify well hidden red flags.
In my opinion, if you have something good, then work on it. Work on YOU- go to therapy. Appreciate your partner by showering them with love in the way they receive it best. Communicate if you feel something is off- identify things you can both work on. Make plans together, but compromise so you’re both happy.