If "home is where the heart is" and you suffer a "broken heart," does that mean that you have a broken home? Why or why not?
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PhileoTruth
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Logically, I think the truth would actually be in a different arrangement of the words. If home is where the heart is, and you have a broken home, then you could have a broken heart. The home would be where you keep your heart, and if the heart is broken, the home does not have to be broken, but if the home is broken, it would not be a safe place to keep your heart. However, emotionally speaking, either situation could be true or false. Many people live in "broken homes" and are not heart broken, and many people are heart broken and do not come from "broken homes"
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Kind of. I don't like to go home and deal with my broken heart. That's where is hits hard.
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A true home is where you can go when you suffer a broken heart.
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