Describe an item you were incredibly attached to as a youth. What became of it?
Young people have an immense capacity to create positive change and build strong communities through their enthusiasm and passion. That feeling can be channeled into building meaningful relationships, most commonly friendship and contributing to something larger than yourself.
As a young boy, I had a good standing among many friends and relatives, and I was well-known in the street and neighborhood. I have lots of contacts and I give importance to them and expect every relation would stand by me whenever I needed them. But those all connections have some motive for a particular period of time
As a young person, you are still learning where your own boundaries and relationships lie. As people mature, these attachments often evolve, with some material items being lost or passed on, and relationships becoming more complex, teaching valuable lessons about life and connection.
Rang-Rivaz 
This is a thoughtful and reflective piece that gently shifts the idea of “attachment” from objects to relationships, which makes it especially meaningful. Your writing captures the optimism of youth—the belief in lasting friendships and dependable bonds—while honestly acknowledging how time and experience reveal their conditions and limits. The quiet realization that connections can be temporary, yet still valuable, adds emotional depth. In a few simple lines, you convey an important truth: growing up teaches us not just who stays, but how relationships shape us along the way.
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Thank you so much Sir for your blessings 🙏🥰😊
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You are welcome, dear.
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Attachment is always necessary well shared
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Thank you so much Mam for appreciation 🙏🥰😊
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