nprofile1qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnyd968gmewwp6kyqpqttxf8xy95kfuafv0gwh4tvhhfyvkd29tc7m9srqpme4ksak6aypq9ea7q9 (nprofile…a7q9) As an American raised in the Deep South, I think you’re absolutely noticing a legit pattern.
I have always felt… different… because I have no long term attachment to where I was born/raised. Yes, there is nostalgia, yes, I understand Georgia in ways people not from there understand it. But is it home? Absolutely not. It’s “where I was raised.” That’s generally how I explain it to people, too.
I’ve lived everywhere. I have no true home except what my heart desires. Which, generally, is where the mountains meet the sea. 😆