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RE: | t h e • m e m o r y | Don't let the bastards get you down
Do you think attachment, a cultivated habit in itself, is positive overall?
When its loss leads to pain?
Do you think attachment, a cultivated habit in itself, is positive overall?
When its loss leads to pain?
Ironically, I don't think attachment is positive at all.
As years went by, I noticed I changed my behavior meaning that I try to form bonds but still maintain some sort of detachment. This way there is no risk of getting hurt, yet I still maintain good relationships with no superficiality involved, just less emotionally dependent?!
For some reason, it's different with my family. I seem to be very attached and with that comes great loss and pain.
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Alas nor do I, if one wishes to 'be' positive in outlook, albeit it is going to happen when there are values involved.
Perhaps you could infer how one can be detached, when it seems an attachment to detachment-or at least the thought of it, occurs? Are these relationships void in any way subsequently?
Attachment with family is usually different according to potential social bonds formed in early childhood.
Pain appears a composite of necessary duality, for survival (that I do not experience in opposite).
No and no.
I don't seek detachment, rather less pain & hassle, and there is no reason for me to build void relationships.