Would you, for any reason, still want to go back to your place razed by fire?

Well, i think i can go back especially if i own the property. I would just make sure that the same thing will not happen again.

I would definitely feel like a huge part of me was missing if my house was reduced to ashes. I think in our situation we would rebuild our house on the same piece of land so it would be natural that I would return to the land where my house had once sat. It would make me sad in the long run that everything that I owned had disappeared and I would have to rebuild not only my house but my entire life as well.

I suppose it would depend on the construction of the building,and the extent of the Damage to the home...My Fiancee's place had a roof fire,which was badly damaged,but has since been fully repaired..I helped out some with Her salvaging of her stuff afterwards,as the house itself only really suffered some water Damage as a result of the fire crew putting the fire out..But if a house of timber construction burned to the ground,destroying everything,there would be no real point to return,unless to visit the scene and give thanks You weren't inside..

I would want to check to see if anything might salvageable and what it would take to rebuild. Should we decide not to rebuild, which I seriously doubt, I'd still want to visit our neighbors, with whom we have been friends for well over 30 years. On the flip side, I went back to visit the area where we lived when our son was born. The house we had owned was not being cared for as we did. The only neighbor still there after all that time (about 20 years) was cordial but not real friendly. I wished later that I had driven right on through without stopping.

I'm glad that I don't have any experience about it so I just give my opinion. Yup because that place is full of memory about the past so I will remember where I from by thinking about where and how do I get the things at the past. It may help motivate me that the things that are given or gained are not forever and I should not forget where I from. Btw answering your question make me think and learn about it

Maybe if I would want to go back once. Just to see the damage. Maybe, just maybe(of course this is a reach), there would be something that could be salvaged from the wreckage. Its possible after all. After one time, the memories might be too painful. Of what has been lost. I would rather not relieve anything more than once and that once is a huge maybe. It really depends on how much the house has been destroyed.

I'll be back to see the house that had been burned, because it saved a lot of memories from childhood until now.

Hi, I was one of those greatly affected by typhoon Ondoy, almost the whole of our house's first level was submerged in water, all my belongings in the living room were damaged, even those in the kitchen were not spared. But razed by fire? It must be three-folds more devastating. I hope I'm not making you feel worse with my reaction. But after seeing the picture attached here, I just felt...terrible. As to your question, yes, I'd still want to go back, maybe because it's hard to let go of something that's so dear. But I won't let myself be trapped inside it's memory, the next best thing to do is still to move on. And I hope that you have already started the process of letting go and moving on. Despite all these, it is still a beautiful world.

Yes, because for me its only a story of the past, we cant change anything that already happened, maybe the best things to do is forget the past and focus to a new day with full of hope and trust to the Lord.

certainly, yes!...for me it only mind set and how to deal with it but i won't go back if one on my love one lost there lives...