Family is a very sensitive subject. The term "family" is used to identify different groups of individuals, but most commonly, the individuals with whom you share a blood-line. However, it could be misinterpreted or misleading. It is not far-fetched to feel more like "family" with friends than you do with your actual blood-line relatives. People love in their own ways. When an individual is taken for granted in one group, they may feel comfort in another group. Sharing a blood-line with someone does not give them an all-access pass to mistreat you. Love is not abusive in any form. The basis of a "family" should always be love. If it is anything less than love on a consistent basis, it is not serving its full purpose in your life. The truth is, there are toxic people in this world and they can be anyone you encounter, even your relatives. It is easier for a relative, or someone you are close to, to take you for granted. It is also easier for you to take them for granted. You are here to serve a purpose for the world. Be cognitive of the role you play in your family and of the role each individual plays in your life. It will not always be perfect, but it shouldn't always be painful or difficult.
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