Why is it that the classmates I graduated with never talked to me during high school, but now that we were left in a world where we have to make new friends want to be friends with me now? It makes absolutely no sense to me. The only possible theory I could come up with is that deep down inside all of us freshman, we are truly homesick. Even though we want to try and be tough and say that we're not homesick, We try finding people from our hometown so we don't feel so alone and in a sense you have a feeling just like home.
Is anyone else going through this situation? I mean don't get me wrong I love getting to know the people I pretty much grew up with I just find it very strange.
What was the purpose of this blog, to inform people that being homesick is normal, to persuade people to go out and make new friends, or to call people to action. Being homesick is a normal feeling to get for people living in a new place for the first time. People by nature are social animals and will just naturally find new friends.
ReplyDeleteWhat was the purpose of this blog? Was it to inform people about being homesick? Was it to call to action that someone should not feel unevolved because they feel homesick? Or was it to persuade people to do whatever they can to limit the feeling of being homesick? There are tons of people that become homesick, and personally, I also feel the homesick feeling often. There are others feeling the exact same way and all of these people will come together as friends and limit the feeling of being homesick.
ReplyDeleteI agree with on you on this. I was so excited to move out and be on my own. But now I am all alone in a different town that I am used to. This does really make me value my hometown and my family more.
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