Never thought of a personalized definition of a home. But I guess thinking on it, home, for me, is familiarity. And what I'm most familiar with is my personal work. It's where I know I can hang up my coat after weathering the world's troubles for the day without someone suddenly busting in to demand more out of me than I can already give. It's where I know I can switch from working on a job to working on something I actually care about. It's the desk I keep in a snug corner, where either my computer, my art supplies, or my knickknacks and tools are, where I can then sit down and create in peace.
A physical place is just a physical place, a site is just a site, and people will always be people. Sometimes moving hurts, but sometimes the change is necessary. As long as I can find room to settle and create, that, to me, is home.
Home is where one doesn't have to worry about being judged by people, and where one can be fully oneself.
home is unconditional love and absolute freedom from judgement
Kansas is home.
Um-- not an L. Frank Baum reference, it was just a magical place to grow up.
i have a few answers. I have never felt like I really had one. home is a thing you have to create, by beliving in it, maybe, in combination with the people there accepting you. home is a matter of faith.
but also home is the city I grew up in.
and also home is just wherever I physically live at the time, because I love practical answers to things like this.
Home is where I feel safe in my body ++ surroundings.
Home..
Home is my mother, or the feeling that I reach for when yearning for her during a difficult time in my life.
Home is where the noise pauses for just a little bit, so that I may breathe again.
Home is a place where I can ground my feet.
To me, home is never just a location, it's a concept.
Ever fleeting, yet a steady constant. It's a matter of if it's been redefined.
where i feel safe and where i feel free, often with my friends eating breakfast together. home is where the food is.
Home is where I feel the most safe. Somewhere easy to relax and where I can do whatever I want. Depending on my moon I can either be alone or with friends. To me home is something that feels warm, I feel like the term "warm" is different from people to people.
Home is... not a place. Home is a community, home is a restaurant I go too regularly, home is the neighborhood I walk my dog in. Its not a place, its a feeling.