FAMILY aka INTEGRATION CONSTANT: YATIKA K

Family is not just a word, it's an emotion which bounds each one of us together. The actual meaning of love, compatibility and sense of belongingness we learn from our family. Now it's a time to hear the point of view from a person who is extremely close to her family. She is a person full of enthusiasm and affection. She stands by her opinion and she is a happy go lucky fella. Let’s commence with her opinion on what exactly family means to her. 


“Family is no doubt the most crucial part of my life. Right from the day I was born, it's the family which was there to support me, nourish me with love and care. They also prepare me for everything that I will have to face in life. If my life is an integration equation, then my family is the happiness constant that is always needed to be added to complete the equation. Even when I lose faith in everything & start doubting myself, it's my family who got my back & they always  stick to my side no matter what. So it's the "back-bonding" by the family that makes me stronger & happier.”


Yatika Khurana

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