Into The Wild Family Analysis

Family is supposed to listen to you when you're in need. Family is supposed to have your back. Family is supposed to be loyal. Family is supposed to be dependable. Family is supposed to accept you at your worst and best moments. Family is supposed to make you laugh and smile. Family is the number one unconditional love that everyone has. Whether it be the unconditional love from immediate family members or close friends, everyone has that one person they go to in times of need. It’s funny how those closest to you can hurt you the most.

Family means nobody gets left behind, no matter what. My family means the world to me, without them, I would had went down the wrong path. We have always looked after each other. Me and my family are like The Brady Bunch, loving, supporting and big. We make sure that everyone is taken care of. I love them all no matter how annoying they get. I had always woken up my little sister and makes sure she is dress and ready for school in the morning. I don’t know what I will do if my little sister died. All I know I will be crying and crying and crying. Loving, Supporting,big.

Please sit down and relax for a moment, and ask yourself the question of all questions: What is most important to you in life? This is a question asked by many psychologists, surveyors and even employers. A common answer is “I just want to be happy and successful and follow my dreams.” But think about it– who really makes you happy? Who helps you become successful? Who inspires you to follow your dreams? To this people generally answer: Family. Now imagine what it would be like to have your family taken from you in the spur of a moment.

Growing up in a large family there was always someone there for me. Being the third of four children put me in a position where no matter what there was always someone to rely on. If my parents were unavailable I had an older sister and brother to depend on and if they weren’t there I had my younger sister to count on. Being alone was not something I often got to experience, but on the rare occasions when I was it was tolerable because I knew it wouldn't be long before someone was there again. I often think that I took for granted having a close-knit family because not everyone is fortunate enough to have so many people in their daily life they can rely on. Constantly having had someone there for me taught me not only that family is essential,

My family, which are my three boys are my world. Every decision, including going back to school and working nights so I could be there for them during the day was made with them in mind. Family means different things for different people. I personally do not think family can just be classified as mom, dad and kids. It is whomever has made the decision to go through life together as a team. The author of our text book, Kendall describes family like this, “As relationships in which people live together with commitment, form an economic unit and care for any young, and consider their identity to be significantly attached to the group.” (Kendall, 2014) I personally think family is the foundation that makes us who we are and makes society so

Something that you can’t control about your life is your family. Good, bad, or ugly, you start your life with them in some capacity. By being present or not, positive or not, they will shape your life. Your family should bring out the best in you. They should encourage you to do what you’ve always inspired to do and to be who you’ve always inspired to be. You should never disregard your family or forget where you come from. When you have your family by your side, you never need to feel that you are alone as you step out into the world.

Families are important even if they are our blood relatives or close friends “If blood and roots don’t do the job, then we must look to water and branches…” Even if families are far away, families can be made from friends and new people you meet.

“Family is not an important thing. It’s everything.” Michael J. Fox. Family is everything in life and they will always be there to support you and have your back. Families stick together and love each other. In modern times, the idea of a family seems more and more prevalent because of the world that we live in, and the constant threat of danger looming above our heads. This has brought families even closer together. People value their family more than anything else. Although people may dream about money, the American Dream is about family and love and making sacrifices for your family.

Family is typically seen as something that is defined by genetics and the idea that blood is what makes a family. This could not be less true. In today’s society family should not be defined by the blood that runs through your veins or your last name, it should be the amount of love that exudes from your heart. Whether you were born into a family, adopted or in the foster care system, your family members are the ones who you share moments of love and joy with, not just a last name.

“Family isn’t whose blood you carry. It’s who you love and who loves you back.” - Unknown. When I first read this quote, I finally realized what family truly is. Family is something that goes beyond the blood that’s coursing through your veins. Family is something that you can’t see, it’s something that you feel. When you’re comfortable with someone that you are with and they are comfortable with you and you can be yourself around them, that is family. Your family is that secret shadow behind you that you can’t see, but is always there to help you back up when you fall down.

What is family? Family will always be there, no matter the situation you're in. There love will be unconditionally. You can’t just pick any family you just get blessed. Every family has their own weirdness, craziness or traditions. Unlike my family there’s something special about them that’s unexplainable. I’m thankful for both sides of my families; I love each and everyone of them. The amounts of love and support that I received from them has help me become the person that I am today.

I suppose my question to you is simple, but vastly interests me nonetheless. Family has always been very important to me, and I personally

In the video “Wild Child: The Story of Feral Children”, there were many different cases of these children who were raised with little to no human contact. The children who did have human contact, experienced it in a neglectful, abusive way. From the lack of connections that are supposed to be made at a young age, the majority of them had mental problems like no communication/verbal skills. The children who were left to face life alone in the wild, experienced the same mental problems, but physical problems such as non human-like body movements, too.

“It is in a home and with a family that values are usually acquired, traditions are fostered, and commitments to others are established” said American religious leader, lawyer, and politician, James E. Faust. Spending time and having a significant bond with your family is very important. What makes a family so special is knowing they will always be there for you, always have your back, and will love you no matter what. The time that’s spent together and the memories made are incomparable. These traditions and memories provide a strong foundation by holding families together and creating opportunities for them.

My family mean the most to me. My family is everything to me, they have helped me get to where I am today and they will continue to help me grow and thrive. My family is not the average one mother one father one girl and one boy. My family has one dad, one mom, 4 girls and 2 boys. Plus a little dog that goes by the name Jingles. My family is not like other families, we have a 7 seater car and when all of us want to go we squeeze in. My family is really close too. I usually have people ask me if I get along with my siblings and I say Yes! Honestly the other day all 6 of us kids we sitting in the living room and my sister was tapping on her cup of juice with her ring and we all started to head bang, and just little dance moves in our seats on the couch. I don’t understand how most families don’t get along, yes, my family has fights and we get mad but at the end of the day these people will always love you and will always help you.