Attachment Towards Environments and Objects I have just asked a question about computer use, and it spurred another question in my mind: How does attachment towards objects and places occur?

I'm specifically wondering if all pleasurable activities and experiences reinforce attachment to their corresponding objects and places. For example, if a person watches different shows on television, and each are pleasurable, does this -- in addition to creating attachment to the different shows -- produce attachment to television overall aside from these shows? 

In other words, I'm asking whether attachment transfers from activities to their related elements, the objects involved. Another example might be a person watching a theatre play which gives them pleasure; would such a person develop attachment to the theatre and the actors?

Finally, it seems relevant to include the example of someone engaging in casual sex for the sake of it but who then develops attachment towards the other person. Is this yet another case of strong pleasure forming at attachment via attribution?
Attachment is attachment and we become attached to attachment. Generating a desire and fulfilling it is a wonderful pleasure. You must have noticed that people usually prefer to transfer their attachments rather than lessen them. It's much easier. 

It seems an important issue. Transferring attachments is a great way of avoiding doing without them, and I should know, but also a way of overcoming those that are unwanted and steering our attachment towards objects and activities that might be better for us.  

Your point about the transferring of attachment to the object of pleasure seems right to me, and again it seems an important issue.