Quote by Pliny the Elder

Home is where the heart is.

Home is where the heart is.

Summary

This quote means that one's true home resides wherever they feel most loved, connected, and at peace. It suggests that a physical location is not necessarily what defines a home, but rather the emotional and tactual connections and sense of belonging that one feels. Whether it be with family, friends, or a particular place, home is ultimately a place where the heart feels content and comfortable, regardless of the physical surroundings.

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