The word is Home. As a 70 year old African American woman I can explain the origin Home as a slang word for a friend. "Home" is a friendly term that African American men call each other. It was originally "Homeboy", meaning a friend from the southern state where many African Americans still have families, calling that place "home". Homeboy was eventually shortened to "Home". Over the years it has been changed to "Holmes" in films and by people who didn't understand the origin of the slang.
Hey Home, wazzup?
Hey Home, how you doing?
Where the tap tastes good,
Where pooping isnt awkward ,
Where are your joggers. Where are your joggers
Man: Home is where the water tastes good
Woman: Facts
Home is defined as the place where one lives permanently, especially as a member of a family or household, but that is not always the case. Home can be classified as a person or a place that you feel a connection to. Home is a person or place you feel safe and that you can be yourself at. Home is a safe person/place for you. Home is your safe person/place. Home makes you feel loved. Home is anything you feel like you feel most safe, comfortable, and/or connected to. Home is something or someone you learn to or already love. Home is love. Home is forever.
You: "I'm going home."
Special Someone: "But I am your home."
You: "You're right, or when you're not around it's the forest because I feel connected to it."
Where your Wi-Fi connects automatically
It's not just a home, it's a smart home!
home is a place where you feel safe loved and protected, its not always a building with four walls and a roof.. sometimes it can be people
They are my home
home is a place where you feel safe loved and protected, its not always a building with four walls and a roof.. sometimes it can be people
home is a place where you feel safe loved and protected, its not always a building with four walls and a roof.. sometimes it can be people