Our Families

     Throughout this semester I have learned so much about how families work and how to make your family better. I have learned so much about how parents affect their children’s lives. I’ve learned about how the world has changed and how people view marriage and kids. It has been very entertaining to learn about. The last topic that was discussed this semester was divorce. We had talked about divorce before but this time it was just divorce. Two years after a conflict 70% of people who were divorced find that they could have saved their marriage. They learn that the conflict was not a big as they thought it was in the moment. Two years after men are divorced 70% of them are usually married. However, 62% of these remarriages involve children. There are several people who have gone through divorces. Many who have had children find that most of the time they have shared custody. This means that they share the kids. However, there is not a way to have the kids fifty-fifty percent of th

    We all want to have the feeling that we belong. It’s who we are and how we were made. Each one of us has wanted to belong somewhere in our life. Whether that be in a friend’s group, family, or maybe even just wanting to belong to a single person. Even though we want to feel like we belong, we sometimes are deprived of it.        There are several ways that people will feel like they belong because having that feeling is a need. The first way is contact. Physical contact is important. Whether it be just a simple hand on a shoulder or a hug. Physical contact helps us have the feeling of belonging. An example of the lack of physical contact could be a hyper child. This child acts out, is rude, and can’t sit still whatsoever. There could be several reasons why this child is behaving this way. However, one way that you could attempt to solve this problem is to show the child some attention. Wrestle with them, hug them, or play with them. Give them kind physical contact and see what happ