How would you feel?

[erickm713]

I just found out today that the house I grew up in is being put on the market.
That's 18 years of memories that I can never visit again, I don't even wanna go back to Houston anymore, my boy died last year and now my childhood home is being sold.

 

[jdiggs]

Happened to me. it sucks %#+. I know the guy who moved in tho.. he took my old room.

 

[space doodoo pistols]

think of it this way :

someone's gonna live in the room that you beat off countless times in.

 

[mitchellicious]

Sort of on topic, just found out my grandparents house was on sale. They haven't lived there for about 8 years now, but when I looked at pics of it, it took me way back.

 

[jdiggs]

Originally Posted by Space DooDoo Pistols

think of it this way :

someone's gonna live in the room that you beat off countless times in.

Hope he has fun getting the stains out the carpet.

 

[atlien seeko]

My great grandmothers house burned down.

Imagine the memories lost.

 

[space doodoo pistols]

i hope he goes over it with a blacklight... and all the glowing areas are in the shape of socks and old t-shirts.

 

[dunks87]

My dad has had the same house since I was 8. I picked out the bunk beds my sister and I slept in when we visited every summer. 15 years later my 5 year old brother that I would have never fathomed having now sleeps in the same bed in the same room. It's crazy how fast or slow life can change.

 

[erickm713]

To the fap jokes.
We didn't have carpet.

We had wood floors.

So whoever buys the house will forever have dirty socks.

 

[brocomeatme]

what part of houston

 

[maxswoosh713]

Things change, I usually don't feel like going back to Houston either, I only go to see my family.
Sometimes I go out of my way to drive by the apartment complex I lived in as a little kid.
Growing up feels weird.

 

[jonwin]

I've just recently moved into my own apartment but I thought about this the other day. My whole life I've moved around; not frequently but in gradual phases of my life and my family has never owned a house. So for me, there really isn't any "childhood home" to go back to.

 

[OneNightDan]

I couldn't imagine that, nor do I want to! 

My parents bought this house right before I was born, we've all lived here for almost 19 years... 

Still have the same house phone number! 

 

[p0tat0 5alad]

Originally Posted by jonwin

I've just recently moved into my own apartment but I thought about this the other day. My whole life I've moved around; not frequently but in gradual phases of my life and my family has never owned a house. So for me, there really isn't any "childhood home" to go back to.

pretty much 

 

[bboi4lif3]

Originally Posted by Space DooDoo Pistols

think of it this way :

someone's gonna live in the room that you beat off countless times in.

 

[bboi4lif3]

I feel you though OP we moved into a new house recently. My mom hasn't sold the old 1 yet though & I still have my key. I go there occasionally & smoke or chill with people even has power still for some random reason.

 

[ryair max 1]

I'd be ecstatic if the house I grew up in was put up for sale. Too many years of disappointment and I know my mother would be much happier in a different location and if my mother is happy, my father is fine. If my mother is depressed/angry, its hell for everyone, which its how its been for a while now. She was happier in Chicago and I'm trying to get my parents to go back. 

 

[solewoman]

That must suck...but my house wont go anywhere. My grandpa bought the house before I was even born. My grandparents had 8 kids and all of them had at least 1 or 2 kids. So Including my grandma someone is always at the house. Matter of fact, my family owns four houses on the same block. lol. Well 3 now since one of my uncle sold his and moved to Torrance.