Is it a sign of vulnerability to want to go home at every turn?

I think it's a sign of vulnerability, inability to bear the pressure, so I want to find someone to rely on.

Everyone has different pressures on their shoulders, but some people grit their teeth and bear it, while others want to go home at every turn. I think the latter is too vulnerable, and only the weak will always want to rely on.

There is never a good time in life, it's just that someone is carrying the weight for you. For a while after I got married, I was unemployed at home for a variety of reasons. I've never felt like life has been so easy, every day just needs to cook, clean up, then watch TV, play games, and the day goes by.

But after staying for more than a month, I realized that it wasn't actually a better life, it was just that my lover was taking on the home alone. She seemed much more tired than before, maybe because she was worried too much, maybe she was worried about our future life, but she never told me, and she never put pressure on me.

But I realized the problem, so I went back to work, and I thought it would be better for me to take care of my life.

Wanting to go home at every turn is indeed a sign of vulnerability. When I was working just before graduating from university, I wanted to go home at every turn. At that time, I felt that my heart was very fragile, I couldn't stand the grievances of my colleagues bullying me, the grievances of my leaders' criticism, the grievances of life pressure, and I felt that my life was full of malice.

Every time I came home, my mom would cook me a big table of dishes, and my mom would always persuade me not to do it if I couldn't do it. Sometimes I do feel the urge to do that, but I never do it.

Later, I realized that my parents didn't want me to do work, but they were afraid that I would be wronged, and the pressure of not working naturally shifted to them.

Now I have long learned to bear everything alone, and when I go home, I will only give my parents a smile, and this may be the growth of a person.

Life is such a process, everyone goes through vulnerability and then slowly matures. Maybe you have cried bitterly, maybe you have collapsed in your spiritual world, but all this will eventually pass, and you will eventually mature.

Your fragility is just a matter of dependence.

I want to go home at every turn, that is a kind of homesickness, and it is also a manifestation of more emphasis on family affection, not a sign of vulnerability, and the home can make you feel safer.

Wanting to go home at every turn is definitely a sign of vulnerability, and such people don't think about their parents' feelings, let alone how to deal with interpersonal relationships.

It is indeed a manifestation of vulnerability, and I want to go home to soothe the fragility in my heart and make myself feel strong.

Yes, when you feel pressured outside, you always want to return to a warm home, and you dare not face difficulties and setbacks, and lack courage and responsibility.

I don't think it's a sign of vulnerability, it's probably more dependent on the family, so when something doesn't go well, I want to go home.

Want to go home at every turn? It doesn't necessarily mean that you are vulnerable, it may be that you are more dependent on your family than the average person, or that you just have a good relationship with your family.

No, going home is actually missing home, not the vulnerable side.