When you've spent your young, moldable years in more than one place, you likely have a mixed view of what "home" is. Whether your hometowns are a drive away from each other or separated by major bodies of water, these are some conflicts you may have come across due to moving from place to place early on.

1. Being unsure of how to answer the question “where are you from?”

So, the 5-minute true explanation or its two-sentence Sparknotes summary?

2. Supporting each hometown’s sports team equally but having an identity crisis if they ever play against each other.

3. Craving the pizza place from Hometown One and the ice cream store from Hometown Two on the same night and being eternally sad.

4. Having friend groups in both cities that know two different versions of you

And fearing the day that these friends meet and your universe collapses.

5. Going “home for the holidays” is a lot more complicated.

6. Having different items in your closet designated for going to each city, based on fashion/weather/culture.

7. Only admitting where you’re from when you’re bragging about something good.

“It’s true, Susan, my hometown does have the best weather.” But staying quiet about your roots when it’s something unpleasant. “Hey Dave, aren’t you from that place with the baby seal stabber?”

8. Never being able to choose between the two places when someone asks “which do you prefer?”