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I moved away from my home town and I am feeling down (self.casualconversation)

submitted 3 months ago by Grogon to c/[email protected]

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Hey guys, I moved away from home and I miss it every day.

Is anyone in the same position or had the same experience and what helped? Now that we bought the house and have a debt I can't easily get back to where I came from in the near future. Lucky enough though it's only a 8 minute drive (the town I use to live in is about 5 miles away from where I live now).

I think a big part of my thoughts circling is that I grew up in the other town and know all the people and in the town I now live in I barely know anyone... I can't explain they aren't unfriendly, infact most are welcoming and friendly, but have different interests than I do.

My old town had a nice lake that was a 5 minute walk. Now I can't even walk to the lake anymore and even by bike it is about 30 minutes away.

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[–] [email protected] 5 points 3 months ago

I bet it will get better over time. Keep socializing and learing new things. The lake might be more of a journey but there could be other interesting things you haven't discovered close by.

It'll never be quite the same and it's okay to miss where you've been. But a different place isn't neccesarily a bad place.