A tidy home is a boring home, or so Katie McCrory was taught, growing up in a feminist household where homemaking was seen as a trap for women. In this essay, the writer and researcher traces her journey from inherited distrust of domesticity to an unapologetic obsession with it, asking a deceptively simple question along the way: what is the feeling of home?
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