The sibling effect

Purnendu Ghosh
Nov 14, 2025
1 min read

When we grow together, no one grows. We remain fixed to those beautiful days. The world moves on, but we keep returning to the same moments, the laughter that once echoed, the walks that never felt long, the silences that spoke more than words. Time tries to pull us forward, yet our hearts linger in the warmth of shared memories. Growing old together is not about moving ahead; it is about holding on to the time that made us who we are.

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