What is home? Home makes up your identity and not many people know that. Home is not just in your house. Home is a place that makes a person who he is by providing the family and community that will always be there for him.
             Home is a place. All of these things are the components that make up a home. Some people do not have all of those things in their home though. A homeless man has no house to live in whereas a rich man has a beautiful house to his or her accommodations as well as anything that will make him or her happy.
             Where is home? Home has no exact place to be. Your home can be on the opposite side of someone else's home. You can even share the same home with family members that live with you, even though they see it different from you. That is because you do not share the same emotions. Emotions are expressed differently through each person because of their life experiences. A young child could be laughed at school, while their brother or sister is not laughed at. The result for that is that they could live in the same home, but be different people in their personalities.
             People often mistake home as a place where you are always happy to be around the people you live with, or live around and talk to on a regular basis. That is not completely true, however, a teenager can be used as a great example of this. Most teenagers do not get along with their parents because of their desire to be free. This is a stereotype meaning not all teenagers feel this way. This leads to my point, which is that home varies from person to person even though some can be alike most are different.
             Home creates your identity because you learn from your surroundings even before you start to go to school. When you are young playing with friends and then fall and scrap your knee, you learn from that. It might take some time, but you eventually learn that that hill is too steep, or that toy is too much for you to handle. When you learn from your ...