For my personal study, from the word "liberation" I want to focus on attatchment which leads onto bond. Through attatchment and bond I associate people and places. Certain people I associate with certain memories and places and certain places I associate with certain moments in time and the people I was with.
The people in my life who I have an attatchment to is my family. I come from a large family, I have three sisters and my mums side of the family is particularly large (They're also from the north of England, Buxton in particular).
I am close with my mums family, however I am not very close and attatched to my fathers side of the family. I still care for them as they are part of my family however there is a lack of bond between us as theyre have been certain aspects of my fathers childhood which lead to his detatchment and my detatchment from them. However, as time continues, some family members from my fathers side have realised that time runs quickly and relationships are being rekindled. I want to capture both strong and weak family bonds, dsiplaying that families are complicated, however time can heal.
I also want to focus on the friends that play a large parto of my life. I have unique bonds with each individual and specific attatchments to memories associated with them.
I also want to explore how friendships can become romantic, for example, my boyfriend was first a good friend of mine and over time we became romantically involved. Both mine and my boyfriends parents have very healthy relationships which I believe has an influence on my relatiopnship as we see aspects that make a relationship happy and apply it to ours.
