Finally, I am back to writing and continuing this series I have started. Enjoy your reading.
I never had a family that constantly fought and occasionally resorted to violence. I didn’t have an alcoholic father or an aggressive mother. While we had our own problems, I didn’t experience them directly as a child of that family. What I constantly felt was love and support. In this sense, I can say I’m quite lucky. It took me years to realize this luck because I used to think that everyone came from such happy families. For me, family has always been a top priority. For some, my love for solitude, my ability to find happiness on my own, and my reluctance to make an effort in relationships stem from this love. In other words, it’s all about finding satisfaction in love.
I feel fortunate. Fortunate to have grown up in such a family. However, I know that many of you did not have or could not have this fortune. The influence of the family on one’s development is significant. Like many problems, family is behind many positive steps as well. Therefore, examining your relationship with your family, recognizing both the good and the bad aspects, is important for making sense of life today.
Today, the questions we need to ask ourselves are as follows:
- How do you define your relationship with your family?
