Did you ever get homesick? :: World of Warcraft

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#27 Sep 28 2011 at 3:14 PM Rating: Decent

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Tailmon wrote:

Back when I went to college I was suprised at how many of my classmates were homesick. Several actually gave up college and moved back within the first few weeks. I guess everyone is different in a way. I thought it was great to be away from my parents and on my own.

I moved my senior year of high school from Kentucky and I wanted to go to UK but I couldn't and this year is my freshman year and it sucks. I hate the school I go to.

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#28 Sep 29 2011 at 2:54 PM Rating: Good

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Having just started college, I can safely say, no, not really.

But I live 45 minutes away from home. It's not hard to go back.

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#29 Sep 29 2011 at 3:00 PM Rating: Good

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Pyschonaut wrote:

I moved my senior year of high school from Kentucky and I wanted to go to UK but I couldn't and this year is my freshman year and it sucks. I hate the school I go to.

I did 2-year college in England (as planned). Wanted to get my actual degree in either Lahore or Karachi, my mum refused to sign my scholarship documents if I applied there, so I ended up in Scotland.

Still going to go there for an internship if it's possible.

The weird thing is, I didn't even feel homesick in Florida. And Florida was horrible.

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#30 Sep 29 2011 at 3:02 PM Rating: Good

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Because home means being near your mum?

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#31 Sep 29 2011 at 3:15 PM Rating: Good

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I think the people in FL might have been worse.

Mostly I think it's that my parents' places really aren't home, and I haven't lived in a place for more than 2 years at a time since 2004, anyway, so none of the places after that were really home, either.

I think once you're alienated from whatever your home was to begin with, no place really is as binding anymore. If that makes sense.

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#32 Oct 05 2011 at 7:09 AM Rating: Good

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I used to get homesick whenever I'd leave Tucson, but I chalked it up to the place I was just not being up to snuff. Once I lived in Colorado, and now I miss that place more than my "true" home. Just depends on where you are, I think. Oh, and **** El Paso.

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