Families
Posted by: Jewels
25th Nov 2010 06:39am
Why have families changed so much and are these changes linked with societal breakdowns?
ebbybees
- 3rd Apr 2013 08:20pm
I think familys have changed because people are not afraid to speak up when they are in a bad relationship and it is not taboo to have different dynamics to make up familys . There is no such thing as a normal family unit today.
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