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>How many families actually fit that profile? I’m not entirely sure. Not many. >I’m the only one of my siblings who has consistently been on speaking terms wi
by dennis_jeeves1 4y ago
>How many families actually fit that profile? I’m not entirely sure.
Not many.
>I’m the only one of my siblings who has consistently been on speaking terms with either of my divorced parents.
A large number of people (over 3/4 - perhaps close to 95 %) are dysfunctional or immature in a major way. The are pawns in the game of evolution.
>Even given all I’ve said so far, I hope I can build one someday.
It boils down to numbers really, so good luck. For functional people to bump into each other, it's is an needle in a haystack chance.
- b3morales 4y agoThis seems like an odd statement, since "dysfunctional" can only be defined in contrast to the majority behavior. It's like the chestnut that 80% of drivers are above average.
- dennis_jeeves1 4y agoI would have used the word "abnormal" if I were to be comparing it to be the majority. Of course the what is defined as dysfunctional would subjective. A bunch of males fighting/competing with each other to death might be heroic in the eyes of some and the behavior can be normal and can be indulged in by the majority, but in my view would be dysfunctional. Guess it a semantics thing?