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Is it normal for college students not to want to be at home?
I think whether you are homesick or not depends largely on your growing experience in your family. If you think you are a safe haven from home, your family has a harmonious relationship and a warm life, you will naturally miss it after you leave home. On the contrary, if you recall the days at home and can't think of anything happy, it's normal to have no feelings for home.

Growing up, I was often beaten at home. To be fair, I am a very weak and honest child. I am often beaten because I lost my pen and red scarf at school, and I didn't pass the exam. I am often beaten in the face. I feel very insulting to my dignity (even though I didn't clearly realize what dignity is at that time). Parents have a bad relationship. Father is manic, his mood is good and bad, and he loves money very much. When he was in a bad mood, he was depressed all the time, and his family was particularly depressed. When he gets angry, he makes a hullabaloo about and starts work. I am careful at home.

What impressed me was not warmth and happiness, but fear, depression, violence and quarrel, so I have never experienced the feeling of homesickness since I left home from high school. I went to college until I went abroad, and almost every time I went home, I saw my father and mother arguing. Mostly because my father doesn't like my mother, which is not good. All trivial things can make me angry and cold-blooded.