I moved to Idaho from Seattle about a year and a half ago. and im now...

Dan K · 04-14-2008, 06:42 AM

...realizing somethings? i dont feel happy in idaho for some odd reason. In some ways, my life here is even better then my life in seattle, but i just dont feel happy at all. i recently visited seattle 2 weeks ago. i know it may just be a case of homesickness since i used to live in seattle my whole life previously. But the last time i visited i did not feel any attachment at all.
I am 15 by the way
In idaho i have just as many friends as i had in seattle. Almost everything i do here is the same.
that is why i cant grasp why im feeling this way

MoJe · 04-14-2008, 06:43 AM

Its hard to move to a new place at 15. New school, new people, new everything. Idaho is a lot different than WA too. Find some new things to try out. Dont be afraid to learn some new things about where you are. I lived in a tiny town in Wyoming for my entire life then came to Tacoma. small town to big city. I couldnt do most of the things that I did back home, so I learned new things. I explored Seattle a bunch, made a bunch of new friends, and found new things to do with them. Hang in there, it will get better.

Ace · 04-14-2008, 06:46 AM

Maybe you are justing going through a point in your life where you won't really feel happy no matter where you live. Sometimes life sucks, get a helmet (sorry, I had to say it.) It could also be where you live in Idaho. What area of Idaho do you live in? Seriously, the area makes a big difference, especially coming from a big city like Seattle. When you say you don't feel any attachment at all, are you talking about to Idaho, or Seattle. If you are talking about Idaho it is simple; you spent 14 years of your life in Seattle. Your friends and whole life was there. You have only lived in Idaho for a year and a half. You barely have a life there. It will just take time.

Just look at the bright side. In a few years you will be eighteen and can move to wherever you want to.

04-14-2008, 06:42 AM	#1 (permalink)
Dan K Newbie Join Date: Dec 25th, 2007 Posts: 2	I moved to Idaho from Seattle about a year and a half ago. and im now... ...realizing somethings? i dont feel happy in idaho for some odd reason. In some ways, my life here is even better then my life in seattle, but i just dont feel happy at all. i recently visited seattle 2 weeks ago. i know it may just be a case of homesickness since i used to live in seattle my whole life previously. But the last time i visited i did not feel any attachment at all. I am 15 by the way In idaho i have just as many friends as i had in seattle. Almost everything i do here is the same. that is why i cant grasp why im feeling this way

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04-14-2008, 06:43 AM	#2 (permalink)
MoJe Newbie Join Date: Apr 14th, 2008 Posts: 1	Its hard to move to a new place at 15. New school, new people, new everything. Idaho is a lot different than WA too. Find some new things to try out. Dont be afraid to learn some new things about where you are. I lived in a tiny town in Wyoming for my entire life then came to Tacoma. small town to big city. I couldnt do most of the things that I did back home, so I learned new things. I explored Seattle a bunch, made a bunch of new friends, and found new things to do with them. Hang in there, it will get better.

04-14-2008, 06:46 AM	#3 (permalink)
Ace Newbie Join Date: Apr 14th, 2008 Posts: 1	Maybe you are justing going through a point in your life where you won't really feel happy no matter where you live. Sometimes life sucks, get a helmet (sorry, I had to say it.) It could also be where you live in Idaho. What area of Idaho do you live in? Seriously, the area makes a big difference, especially coming from a big city like Seattle. When you say you don't feel any attachment at all, are you talking about to Idaho, or Seattle. If you are talking about Idaho it is simple; you spent 14 years of your life in Seattle. Your friends and whole life was there. You have only lived in Idaho for a year and a half. You barely have a life there. It will just take time. Just look at the bright side. In a few years you will be eighteen and can move to wherever you want to.