Do you think free will man-made relations are stronger than blood relations??
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Re: Do you think free will man-made relations are stronger than blood relations??
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Non-blood bonds become mature, especially in marriage. Such bonds are more intertwined compared to those that are limited to friendship. If we take the example of Maureen, her blood bond got broken, but their non-blood bond with Jamal got tighter. Jamal's strength and courage surrounded and protected Maureen every single minute of every day.Arite Seki wrote: ↑15 Sep 2020, 15:57 I definitely think that, while familial relations can be very close bonds, relationships that stem from a choice are more significant as it comes from a choice that someone makes to have someone become a part of their life. These relationships can even provide more support than familial.
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If you look at it from another angle, I believe it's also possible that non-blood bonds become relevant since there's always an expectation in the end. Friendship comes with, satisfaction, comfort, joy, and assistance. If those aspects are not present in a blood-bond, then you'd expect the former to be stronger. This is the case with Lena who is always seeking assistance from her friend Lotta.Lilyflower-x2 wrote: ↑15 Sep 2020, 23:49 I think anything that we do by choice tends to last longer. Blood relations are not a choice. However, they can be very strong depending on the will of the individuals involved. Man-made relations last because the individuals choose who to associate and love.
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In my opinion, it's another type of nature vs nurture debate. We are close to our blood relatives because we grew up together. But as we grow older, we tend to gravitate towards people who share same interests, needs, and wants as us.Aishwarya Chhabra wrote: ↑03 Sep 2020, 05:30 Relations formed as a result of circumstances, attractions, similarities out of free will sometimes travel long periods of our lifetimes than our sometimes imposed closest blood relations. This is something that happened among the three- Kalayla , Maureen and Lena in KALAYLA .What are your opinions??
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