Bitesback
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Well, well.....let me see if it really is like riding a bike.
Can one really go home again? Is it a realistic expectation that what was will be. How do you manage your expectations? Are you concerned that high expectations will lead to disappointment? And for those that claim to not have expectations, I don't believe you. Everyone has expectations. It's how you managed them, isn't it?
Welcome back, Chained. You have been missedIf it is a home, not just a house, then it should be the one place to which you should feel absolutely comfortable to return regardless of how you left or what might have changed about you or the home while you were gone, and regardless if it has a roof.
I don't know that hoping to find that what was there remains the same is a realistic expectation. What was there could be less acceptable or more appealing to you now that you return with fresh eyes. Do you need to find that what was there remains for you to feel at home, or that what to you is the natural order can be restored?
Perhaps the best way to manage expectations is to be prepared for what you might find. Hold lightly your hopes and expectations and be prepared to accept whatever you now see with your fresh eyes.
That doesn't mean that you should not attempt to change anything upon your return. Reacquaint yourself and observe how things went during your absence. Whether you like or loath what you initially find, you may gain a better insight into why it is home still to you or why it never can be again.

) starts here as well, then I tiptoe out.