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I'm going to university in a rural area university so it's far from my hometown.

I will be back there this winter break but I'm reallytoo tired to buy souvenirs for my friends.

I go back there twice a year, so I'm buying something every single time, but Iit's been 5 years!

I don't mean that I don't want to buy them souvenirs, just I'm tired of researching to buy different stuffthings to buy every time I go back.

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I'm going to a rural area university so it'n university in a rural area which is far from my hometown.

I will be back there during this winter break but I'm really tired tof buying souvenirs for my friends.

I go back there twice a year so I'mand I buying something every single time but It'and it’s been 5 years!

I think I can'don’t meet them even if I live in my hometown.

I don't mean that I don't want to buy them, jusa souvenir, just that I'm tired of researching to buy different stuff every time I go back.

I'm going to a rural area universityuniversity in a rural area, so it's far from my hometown.

It's more natural to say "I go to a university" rather than "I am going to a university."

I will be back there this winter break but I'm really tired tof buying souvenirs for my friends.

I go back there twice a year so I'm buying something every single time -- but It's been 5 years!

I would add a hyphen or a comma to break up the sentence.

I think I can't meet them even if I lived in my hometown.

I don't mean that I don't want to buy them, I'm just I'm tired of researching to buy different stuff to buy every time I go back.