Homesickness during short-term travel often takes people by surprise. Unlike long-term transitions, the sudden feelings of missing home can lead to panic, especially when students didn’t expect it.
Many students experience guilt and shame when they feel homesick while abroad, as if it's a failure to enjoy what they’ve paid for; this internalized pressure can further complicate their feelings.
Acceptance is crucial in dealing with homesickness. Acknowledging it as a natural, human response diminishes its stigma and allows for open conversations, helping individuals cope more effectively.
Reframing homesickness as a psychological sign of connection to home can also help individuals process their feelings, turning a potentially negative experience into an opportunity for self-reflection.
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