Technology and digital spaces can both help and hinder the experience of finding a sense of home. On one hand, technology enables individuals to connect with others, access information, and build virtual communities that can provide a sense of belonging and support. Social media platforms, online forums, and virtual support groups can offer opportunities for individuals to share experiences, seek advice, and form meaningful relationships, contributing to a sense of home in a digital context. However, the virtual nature of these interactions can also lead to feelings of disconnection, comparison, and superficiality. The curated nature of online personas and the prevalence of cyberbullying and online harassment can hinder authentic self-expression and vulnerability, which are essential for cultivating a true sense of home. Additionally, excessive screen time and reliance on digital communication can detract from real-life interactions and physical presence, potentially undermining the depth and quality of relationships and the sense of home they provide.