Home #itscomplicated is grounded in a powerful belief: that Pakistan—a country of over 240 million people, rich in languages, cultures, and ecosystems—cannot and should not be reduced to sensational headlines or breaking news tickers. This is a land of extraordinary biodiversity: riverine forests along levees, coral reefs off the Balochistan coast, mangroves in the Indus Delta, and remarkable wildlife including snow leopards, markhors, and Asiatic black bears. And yet, these vibrant realities are rarely the focus. Instead, the world often sees only a narrow and distorted version: one of extremism, poverty, pollution, and "voiceless" women waiting to be saved. Home #itscomplicated aims to shift this narrative. Through the voices of doctors, journalists, actors, academics, filmmakers, homemakers, intelligence officers, students, and more, this anthology presents a multifaceted, honest portrait of Pakistan. The contributors do not gloss over the country’s struggles—violence, inequality, hypocrisy, and privilege are all confronted—but they also reveal the hidden layers: stories of resilience, longing, joy, heartbreak, and quiet perseverance. This is not a simple story. It's messy, layered, and often contradictory—just like the complex relationship many people have with their homeland. Home #itscomplicated refuses easy definitions and gives space to voices that are too often silenced or ignored. In doing so, it reshapes how we think about Pakistan and insists that its stories be told in full color and full truth.