: While many fans seek the English version, it is primarily available through select international retailers or specialized bookstores that carry translated Korean esays.
The phrase "I am home but I still want to go home" captures a deep sense of emotional exhaustion and existential loneliness. Originally a popular Korean essay by author Kwon Rubin, this book has resonated with millions of readers worldwide who feel disconnected from their surroundings. : While many fans seek the English version,
Originally published in Korean as 집에 있는데도 집에 가고 싶어 , the book gained international fame through social media and "BookTok." Readers worldwide identified with the title alone. The English translation allows a broader audience to access Rabin’s gentle prose and relatable anecdotes. Originally published in Korean as 집에 있는데도 집에
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The book perfectly encapsulates the feeling of being "home" (stable, safe, or successful) but still wanting to "go home" (seeking a state of true peace, belonging, and relief from mental exhaustion). It highlights the exhausting duality of wanting to disappear while simultaneously craving the simple comforts of life, like eating a favorite comfort food. Why Do We Long for "Home" When We Are Already There?