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Honestly,I think telling someone, “Aren’t you loved at home? There’s love at home,go home!” can be very insensitive.

The reason is,for some people,there’s actually no love at home.
For some, there isn’t even a “home–and I don’t mean this literally.

So, this set of people holds tightly to the love they can find elsewhere.

So yes,there isn’t love at home!

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People should be much nicer to each other :)

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it largely depends on the parties involved, context, intent and impact

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Righttt, but there’s actually a sound on TT about it and somehow,coming across the sound everytime I scroll annoys me.

Plus in most contexts,you shouldn’t actually say that to someone.
I know a lot of people don’t understand that cos of the privileges they have.

Ngl this predominantly depends on the context by which it is being used

Someone who hurts others with words doesn’t deserve empathy right? But,I think they do.

As much as I would love to agree with you,majority of bullies and trolls are actually MADE not BORN.
And as a matter of fact,it’s most likely that there’s isn’t love at home.

I think it depends on the context, like if the person is a troll then by all means "aren’t u loved at home" then pls

I only say these words to people I actually know 
So yeah I understand how it can be weird

Damn!
This is the harsh reality that many face

Honestly! Like let’s learn to do better with our words