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George Bernard Shaw

I dislike feeling at home when I am abroad.

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George Bernard Shaw is saying that when he travels to other countries, he prefers to experience new and unfamiliar things rather than feeling comfortable and settled like he does at home. He values the sense of adventure and discovery that comes from being in a place that feels different and foreign.

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