Many of us have experienced the feeling of wanting to enjoy something but lacking the permission or opportunity to do so. This sense of longing is particularly relatable for children, who often find themselves drawn to things they cannot access or partake in. Whether it’s a toy, a game, or an activity, the desire to engage with something that seems out of reach can be overwhelming. A perfect example of this is illustrated through the story of a young girl who noticed her neighbor’s basketball hoop.
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