[ SECRET POST #2957 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2957 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I find this odd. Everyone I talk to tends to have state familial relationships, while not bound by blood, aren't the same as friendships--not exactly. It's not superficial so much as a feeling. It's... Hm.

Familial, friendship, romance... They're all different kinds of love, and they're all equal, but different by feeling, I guess you could say? :|a I definitely don't feel the same toward my family as I do friends, and my family is actually mostly comprised of people not related by blood.

[dreemyweird]

I think it might be the fact that my family was such an absolute trainwreck that I never had any close familial relationships apart from my relationships with my younger sister and my granny. The rest of it just went horribly wrong.

But you're right, I think - potato has already said that this is the case for her, so I imagine the same can be said for most other relationship types.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, see, I don't like my blood family for the most part. xD; But I still have familial relationships outside of it. It's a feeling, kind of like how joy and elation are both on the happiness spectrum, I guess you could say.