A Family Apart

"For those who love historical adventure, family APART is a moderate answer to Christina Becker Klein, the best-selling ORPHAN train."

I can not do it at all. I like Christina Beckley's novels, orphan trains (I like typing her music name), and the temptation of a series of orphaned train masters.

Lauren Bohn has another unusual story. She is a reporter who watches WhatsApp and reports Syrian refugee crisis as her sources are rushing to separate their families. Their loneliness, love, and suffering are done in the emoticon drama recorded in WhatsApp's post. I strongly recommend her work - this is an attractive portrait of how broken families use social media as a lifeline. These and more stories are part of this week's exhaustive exploration of family concepts in the era of continuous connection. As online social networks create alternative spaces where people can live the most real life, we notice that we must rediscover the physical meaning of buildings and communities as well as architecture.

If you use social media excessively, your family will fall apart. "Even simple things like family dinners are excluded because parents and children are not so interested in TV programs, mobile phones, social media accounts" (Kelly). Many families spend too much time on social media. Even though they are sitting together, everyone will pay attention to his / her smartphone, laptop or computer. They talked barely. Even if they live together, it keeps their families away from each other. Recently, many studies have demonstrated less and less communication due to excessive use of social media. Because there is no personal interaction, many people become isolated. "As more time is spent on social networks, their face-to-face communication decreases" (Fraser). Social media can keep connecting families together, but even if they are away from each other, it can cause social isolation. People should eliminate the time they spend on social media sites

It is difficult for all the challenges faced by a single parent family and lack of time in the home. Three major tasks (economic, emotional, social) caused the family to collapse. However, not all single parent families fail, and some families have succeeded. A single parent takes responsibility for all the responsibilities that he faces, gives priority to his family, blunts with his child, takes care of himself, and maintains a family relationship and tradition, he has a positive attitude is needed. You should keep these things in order for each parent to achieve the goal of life and to show a better future.