After the Ohio State football game this past Saturday, I visited home for the first time since I moved in. To be honest, my reactions were very mixed. Of course I was very happy to be able to see my family again, especially on my mother’s birthday; however, I soon came to realize that I was not really home. It was not until earlier today when I returned to campus that I felt as though I was where I belonged. When I returned, a feeling of comfort and happiness rushed through my body. I knew I was back home. Ohio State has changed me. It not only has helped to turn me into a more responsible adult, but has also taught me how to develop and keep true friendships and has really taught me the meaning of family. Family is not just someone’s group of relatives that helped to raise them. It is also having those people around you that you can trust and go to for help. The people that you know have always got your back. I have been fortunate enough to find some people like this at OSU. So now, I not only have my family at home, but I also have another family. I have a family at Ohio State. These people make me feel comfortable, happy, and cared about and make campus feel like something more than a school. Obviously, I will not be able to stay at Ohio State forever, but for the time that I am, it will truly be my home.