Where do you feel most at home?

[Auticorn]

I feel most at home in Maine because that's where I was born and raised most of my life, especially the snowy Christmases and camping in Acadia every year with my parents. It was the best. ;w;

Anyway, this can be anywhere you feel most at home. It doesn't really have to be similar to what I just said. :3 Just see it as how you see it best of all. ^^;

Kudos to my Q&A book I got for the question~

 

[LucarioBread]

My home town. That's where most of my friends and family live, that's where I grew up. Whether I'll permanently move out from it once I finish my studies remains to be seen.

 

[Sheep]

definitely not where I currently live. it's nice, but I'd rather not be here long term if I can help it. I've yet to find a place where I feel 'at home' but I suppose once my partner gets into his next work contract and we finally move in together, that would change :catlove:

 

[Corrin]

I felt best when we were in Ontario, I had all the care I needed there. It's been utter turmoil since moving here but I push though.

 

[Zeostar]

The house we rented for a year in 2016 while I was in high-school.

I ended up making friends in that neighborhood, and my mood hit an all time high. I also just really loved that house, being there made me so happy. It was just a suburban town house, but we had lived in a smaller house in a rather reclusive area before that.

 

[Sammi]

If you asked me this question as a kid/teen, I would've said my grandma's house. We moved around a lot when I was a kid, so that was the only real 'stability' in a place I had. I haven't even been there much! Going back there as an adult is bittersweet -- it's still the same home, but people are older, Grandpa passed away a few years ago, and it's sad to see Grandma living alone with so much anxiety.

These days, I feel most at home in my current city. I'm gonna be sad when I move out of my apartment. :(

 

[moon]

Wherever my cats and my boyfriend are.

 

[Fairy]

I often get this forlorn feeling of "I want to go home", even though I've lived in my current house for nearly ten years. The place I lived previously holds so many dark nightmares for me and yet I can't shake that longing to return to a familiar childhood comfort, no mater how maladjusted and scary it was. Pretty conflicting, tbh.

But as long as I'm with my loved ones, I imagine I can make a new home with healthy memories out of anywhere we end up! :)

 

[Sydian]

alabama bc once i hit that state line my ass goin to get some jack's and chug a grapico. roll tide.

 

[gimmepie]

At home?
Seems like a dumb answer but I guess once I've lived somewhere long enough it becomes my new safe place.

 

[Roni]

Sitting on my computer. Doesn't matter where I'm at, so long as I have the set-up I have right now, I'm comfy cozy.