My house is not my home.

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If there are a lot of problems at home, eg, constant quarrelling, and I don't feel happy at home, I believe I could say, "My house is not my home." Am I correct?

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[+1] - Robert Gentel - 09/14/2008Yes, you could say that.

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Yes, you could say that.

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