How do you feel on moving?

[Arkhangelsk]

In two days, I'll be moving out of a roomy and cozy villa with big garden, to a somewhat big apartment. In simple words, it sucks. I hate moving, both the process and the fact that I'm giving up the home I was raised for 12 years in. My question here is: How do you feel about moving out of home? Would you move out of your current house/apartment/box?

 

[EnzoHonda]

I hate moving. Especially if it's somewhere far away. None of this "adventure" stuff for me. I like staying in one, comfy place. I would still be in my parent's basement if I could. You know why? Because your parent's basement is the best place in the world. Free everything, a big space, and you know your roommates. It's home. Everything else is just "that place where I sleep and go BM."

Trust me, young fellows, you'll miss it when you leave.

 

[Cherry Cola]

It moves me. /lamepun

It kinda sucks, yeah.

 

[Dys]

Desperate to move, the cost is a real killer though. I don't think it's unusual for 20 year olds to want out, as it is I have many places where I sleep, I tend to stay at peoples houses (who aren't at home or who have a holiday house) for days on end whenever possible, so I'm used of moving the necissities.

 

[Kasawd]

It really depends on the move, for me. If the move is from a smaller apartment to a large house, then I can see where there might be cause for celebration, especially if the move is truly beneficial for the entire family.

For example, moving out of a small rural town into a convenient city suburb is probably going to be best for the family in the long run.

That being said, I'm the kind of guy who needs to get out and see things. Explore the world a bit, as it were.

 

[knhirt]

I am anxious to move away from my family. As soon as I have a relatively steady source of income, and my family does not need me around the house any more, I will begin my hunt for a place to live.

 

[Frankydee]

Moving is a ***** but I pack and live light so it's not a huge problem for me. I just hate moving out of familiar territory.

 

[Arawn.Chernobog]

If the place you're moving to has more positives attributes then the one you are leaving from, then any feelings of "regret" or "my territory" is just you refusing to take off Nostalgia Tinted glasses, be logical not emotional is my motto when it comes to these things

 

[Sonicron]

Moving is stressful, but sometimes it's just necessary, in which case I try not to get worked up about it. Yeah, moving out of the house I was raised in was kind of a downer, but it also meant moving into my first very own apartment and (as such) becoming a more independant and responsible person. Since then I moved again twice, and my new apartment (been here for about a year now) feels as much like home like the last two. Sure, there's no family around, but for me that's a good thing - I love my family, but I do need my space, and most of the time I'm studying anyways, and I relax by spending time alone. I suppose you could call it the "My home is my castle" approach, "home" meaning for me my personal four walls that signify a safe zone once I close the door behind me on the way in.
Also, that way I'm doubly cheery about seeing my folks around Christmas. Win-Win.

 

[Rock 'n' Soul]

it.fucking.sucks.

I've moved every year since I've been in college. From my boyfriends house to my freshman dorm, from my dorm back to the boyfriends house, from his house to my house at school, from the house at school to my parents house, from my parents house to Ireland, from Ireland, home, and then from home back to school. FML. I hate it.