I agree. It's often toxic, but it fills a common need to belong. The need can be healthy (or at least it is common in healthy people). The satisfaction of it c

I agree. It's often toxic, but it fills a common need to belong. The need can be healthy (or at least it is common in healthy people). The satisfaction of it can be toxic, and it takes a strong(?)/determined, or at least self-aware, person to escape the local maxima and reach for something approaching real fulfillment. But I may be projecting. I would be dissatisfied if I still lived in the town/state/region I grew up in, for example. Some people are perfectly happy there and never even question their (lack of) path. And I'm not talking about people born in destination locations!