Could my house be the source of my sadness? Whenever I'm away I'm happy. When I think about going to my house, I feel sad again.

Your house might be the cause of your sadness, it could be in association with bad memories that happened in or around the house. All that is simply speculation and theory and i have no evidence to back up my claim. I would like to know if i am right so if this analysis/theory has peaked your interest then talk to me further, i am here to listen and to attempt to guide in any way i can and that you will allow. If i am not the listener for you then please refer to any of the other lovely listeners at 7 cups

Yes. I feel like that too, somewhat. I dare to guess you have an unsolved problem at home. Either with the people you live with, or just the overall situation or anything.

It sounds like you enjoy the outdoors, exploring what the world has to offer, and making the most out of life. From my personal experience, being at home used to make me feel trapped, because the thought of being by myself was tough; But going outside and taking it all in always made me happy.

There seems to be something at or about your house causing your sadness. Could it be a past event your experienced at the house or a person perhaps?

It can be. It may be because a specific person you live with, something that has happened in the past, or any other factor that has impacted you. It would be better to identify and pinpoint the cause so you'd know how to handle this sadness whenever you're at home.

That is possible, but I think this situation calls for a more nuanced approach to the house. What are the people, places, and things associated with being at home? In what ways do your experiences at your house differ from those you have when you're away from your house? Could there be negative or even traumatic experiences associated with your house that you have not yet dealt with? It is important to consider the answers to each of these questions in depth, so that you can uncover the real source of your sadness regarding the house and work towards either eliminating your triggers or emotionally preparing yourself for them.

Yes, absolutely. I think that a lot of people associate their home with sadness. I've also felt this way at times.

It may be something within your house that makes you feel this way. Any bad experiences or relationships can make a normally comfortable place feel toxic and make it difficult to feel sad and happy. Identifying what makes you feel this way, may help you get through any anxieties you feel at home.

It could possibly be a source of your sadness. Because your home is a reflection of your relationships and who you are. Especially if something traumatic has happened in your house it could trigger the sad feelings when you have a memory of interactions with someone in your house or there are knick knacks or photographs that remind you of something all of those things could cause you to feel unhappy when you are in your house. It sounds like when you're away from the house the sadness leaves and when you return to the house the sadness comes back to you. It does sound like it could be a source of your sadness.

Oh okay why not try going outside with close friends and family. It might help you feel more comfortable when leaving. Also, try and keep your mind busy when going out, maybe a swim, run, jog. Or go to the park. There are so many things you can do! Never hold back! I obviously can't give advice as that breeches the listeners' code. I would also try and count. Is there a reason your worried, think about who is in your household and your relationship. Is it bad? Think about changing the relationship to help you feel comfortable! Good luck! ~ ColourfulZebra ~

Most definetly, yes.. Sadly I'm fully aware of how this can feel. Working late or going on a detour just to stay away a few minutes or hours longer, just to avoid the chaos or stress or sadness. Pin pointing the source of the issue can be very confronting or painfull but when you figure it out, it's up to you to do something about it. Home should be a place of rest, calm and a safe and comfortable haven. Don't be afraid to talk to your partner or house mates about this! Sure it can be confronting for them as well. However, not dealing with these issues can cause more harm than good.