Do you believe that sometimes home is not a place but a person?

No, I don't... Another person shouldn't be your "home" because someday they won't be there anymore and what will you do then?

I don't think you should rely on someone else to be your 'home' but certainly have a loved one to live with is nice.

Jesus is really my home. No matter what happens, or who leaves (willingly or unwillingly), I can always count on Him to shelter me and fill my heart with purpose. You can certainly make a loved one your home if you want, but that can hurt you if they end up not being able to fulfill that role for you.

No, I think it's the physical structure. People have nothing to do with where I live, except for the fact that I have a landlord..One who is going to sell the house in April to his nephew. My landlord said he'll probably (will) raise the rent, despite being here 10 years. I plan on playing hardball and say I can't pay extra and can live with someone for free. I live in the ghetto, and there's two homes on this street that have been empty - including one that has been empty for 10 years with the exception of 6 months, and only so the grandson of my next-door neighbor could have her watch his kids.

From my point of view, I see it a little differently. I understand and agree that home can be a feeling created by a person. But honestly, I don’t have someone I can call “home.” And that’s not always a sad thing. It’s more of a process. There are phases in life where we learn to become a home for ourselves first. Learning how to calm our own hearts, make peace with our thoughts, and feel whole without depending on one person’s presence. Maybe someday there will be someone who feels like coming home. Maybe there won’t. But for now, I’m learning to accept that my home is myself, with all my flaws and strengths. And I believe that, too, is something worth valuing.