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Anonymous

Edited 3d ago

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Feel sad to move out

My wife and I moved out from our parents house recently into a relatively new estate. We've stayed for a week and we don't really have a sense of belonging, we concluded that because we have too much memories at our parents house, especially the estate, the nostalgia and the vibes. We were from 2 different old estates and it seems like these old estates are more lively, less flustered and we miss it. Has anyone experienced this before?

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Debbie

4h ago

I totally get how you feel—it’s such a big transition. When I moved out, I felt a similar mix of nostalgia and displacement. It’s tough leaving behind the memories and comfort of your old estate, especially when the new place doesn’t feel like “home” yet. I came across this article that might help—it talks about what to expect when moving out and how to adjust. It reassured me that it’s normal to feel this way, and with time, you’ll start building new memories in your new space. Hang in there! 😊

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CH

17h ago

Good reason to visit your parents and in laws more often.

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Kyaw Linhtet

1d ago

It is part of life. you'll use to it

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LLy

2d ago

Slowly get to know your neighbours in the new estate. Not everyone will be friendly, but there bound to be friendlier ones around!

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Amhir Alcones

2d ago

It's hard moving out from a place that you called home for a long time but I think that moving out i...

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