@weareunsungheroes: Rishtey . . “It’s been 2–3 years since I bought clothes for myself.” Even on Eid, he wore the same old suit. His boss gifted him a new one… but he couldn’t afford the stitching. “So I wore the old clothes, offered Eid prayer, visited the graveyard, came home, and slept.” But what he misses most is not the clothes — it’s his father. “When my father was alive, there was no tension. He used to take us out… now we just sit at home.” After his father’s paralysis, he left his dream of becoming a motor mechanic and chose work that paid more to support the family. “If my father were alive today… maybe I would have had my own workshop.” Some dreams stay unfinished… because responsibilities come first. 💔