Why don't many children like going home now?

This problem seems simple, but there may be various reasons behind it.

The first reason is that parents and children may have different values and attitudes. If parents' values and attitudes are different from children's, children may find communication obstacles. For example, children may think that a major is promising, but parents think that this major cannot guarantee their children's future. In this case, children may be unwilling to share their daily life with their parents because they feel that they can't find understanding and support.

The second reason is that parents may be too strict with their children. If parents ask too much of their children, they may feel stressed and uneasy. In this case, they may want to keep some private time to relax and avoid stress.

The third reason is that parents may interfere too much in their children's lives. If parents interfere too much in their children's lives, they may feel unable to be independent. In this case, children may think that they need some private space to achieve their goals in life, instead of always relying on their parents.

Finally, some people may run away from home or emigrate to other countries, away from their parents. Usually these people choose to share some important things with their parents, but they don't share their daily life, because they can't interact with their parents every day, and they want to complete their lives independently.

But whatever the reason, we should remember that family is a very important part, which can provide us with support, care and help. Although there may be alienation in daily life, sharing some feelings and ideas with parents may get better understanding and support. Moreover, when we need help and support, family members are usually our most reliable and trustworthy choice.

Therefore, at an appropriate time, we should try to share our feelings with our families and let them know our thoughts and difficulties, so that we can establish a closer and more stable relationship with our families.