You've been homesick for somewhere you can't quite name.
There's a specific ache you've carried since childhood — not for a place you've been, but for one you can almost picture and have never actually visited. You've called it restlessness. It might be closer to memory.
Some people move through the world feeling perfectly at home in it. Others carry a quiet, lifelong sense of not quite belonging to the pace or noise of ordinary life — not from trauma, just from a mismatch that's been there as long as they can remember. That mismatch isn't a malfunction. It's information about where your actual frequency sits.
When did you first notice you felt different from the people around you, in a way you couldn't quite explain? What have you done with that feeling since?
Write down, without editing yourself, what 'home' would actually feel like if you could picture it freely. Don't worry about whether it makes sense.
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