When do you feel most homesick? At what age do people miss home the most

I miss home most when I'm lonely, because I feel like when I'm lonely, there's really nothing left to think about.

When I was wronged, I was most homesick, because my family was never wronged, so I was most homesick.

I feel homesick when I feel most helpless, and I want to be homesick most when I am alone without help in my life.

When I was working alone in a field and couldn't go home for the Chinese New Year, I was most homesick.

That's when I'm very lonely, or when I'm in trouble, and I want to have my family by my side.

I usually miss home the most during the holidays when everyone else is reunited.

I miss my mom and dad when I celebrate the holidays, because the memories of the holidays when I was a child are so beautiful.

I feel homesick when I am helpless, and I think about it when I am tired from work, and I miss the warmth and comfort of home.

When I encountered setbacks at work, I tried to break through but didn't succeed, and I was most homesick when I was blamed by my boss.

I miss home the most when I am bullied by others, and I think home is really the warmest harbor.

When I am helpless when I encounter difficulties, I feel homesick, and I wish I was still at home, no matter how difficult it is, my family will help you bear it.

I miss my hometown very much during the Chinese New Year. I will have a lot of memories from my childhood.

In the first week of the first semester of high school, I wanted to think about it. It was the first time I was so far from home, a 6-hour drive from home to school, and I lived on campus.

When I feel like I haven't made friends in college, I go to dinner and class by myself, and I feel really lonely and miss the warmth of home.

I went out to work, I haven't been home for a year, and whenever I see every household buying New Year's goods in the middle of the month, when I see every household buying New Year's goods, the mood is really sour, and I can't experience it if I haven't lived in real life.

One year I didn't go home for the New Year, I couldn't sleep when I lay down early on Chinese New Year's Eve, listening to the sound of firecrackers outside, I couldn't help but want to cry, at this time the family was eating dumplings and watching the party, and the naughty brother must be playing with firecrackers in the yard. I'm so homesick at this time.

When I have a lot of worries, I wonder if if I become a monk, will all my troubles be gone?

When I was in my early twenties, I wasn't very homesick. At that time, every winter and summer vacation, my mother would call ** to urge me to go home early, and I always racked my brains to make up all kinds of reasons to prevaricate.

You have to learn to drive, you have to go to graduate school, you have to be a tutor...It makes me feel like I'm busy, but I'm so busy that I can't go home.

My mother was very helpless, so she could only take a car to come and see me, staying in a hotel near the school, like a netizen who came all the way to see me, "When will you come to see me..."”

Now that I think about it, I feel like I've really gone too far.

When I was young, I always felt that everything outside was very fresh, and I always had kindness in the face of strangers, and dared to do all the risky things, but I didn't find that I invisibly hurt the people closest to me.

The first time I felt homesick was on the day I got married.

At the end of the ceremony, my mother was going home and told me to be well. At that moment, the joy of the newlywed was gone in an instant, and I suddenly realized that I was really going to leave the home that I had grown up in since I was a child.

A daughter who marries far away is most afraid of not getting along with her husband. I asked myself if my temper was not good, and I would inevitably quarrel with my husband, and whenever this happened, I would think about my mother, and think of the home where my mother was there.

When I got older, I didn't go home very often for various reasons. Occasionally, I received a ** from an old classmate, asking me why I hadn't gone back for a long time, and I couldn't speak with a wry smile.

At what age do people most want to go home? For me, that's probably now.

I often recall my carefree childhood, where I could squat and eat watermelon and get a tan from the sun without thinking about whether it looked good or not.

I think of the small supermarket at the door of my house, which is always full of colorful goods, attracting children after school to stop and linger;

There are also night markets on the streets that do not close their stalls until late, with endless shouting and thick smoke steaming under the dim street lamps.

We worked hard and wanted to change a lot. And what is becoming more and more attached in my heart is still the simple little home, the carefree life that I once had.