// Glossary
Attachment
6 topics
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Does Making Something with Your Own Hands Change Anything?
Emotional bond to an object or act. Objects made by hand tend to evoke special attachment because time and effort have been invested in them.
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Why Can't We Throw Away Failed Works?
An emotional bond formed with an object or act, strengthened by accumulated time, effort, and memory.
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Is Attachment to Objects Proportional to the Time Spent Making Them?
Emotional bond or affection toward an object. A state where the object feels like a part of oneself beyond mere ownership. Deeply related to time and memories.
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Attachment to a Being One Can Only Encounter Through a Screen
A persistent emotional bond felt toward a specific object. In psychology, it derives from Bowlby's attachment theory in childhood and extends to romantic or friendly relationships in adulthood. In the VTuber case, since it forms without physical contact, it is sometimes called 'screen attachment'.
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Does a Soul Reside in Things Made by Oneself?
Emotional bond to an object. Because handmade objects contain the maker's 'personal history,' they readily evoke special attachment.
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The Difference Between Repairing Broken Things and Buying New Ones
Emotional bond to an object. Through repair, 'history' and 'story' are added to the object, deepening attachment.