Family Superiority

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Family Superiority
Can a plant grow with just water, or just dust, or even just sun? Well you can substitute one or two things the most, but you will still need water definitely and some kind of foundation. With out the original natural elements used, it is difficult for the plant to grow. Well, it is exactly the same in a family. In order for a strong functional family, both parental parties must be present. Duel families hold more stability than a single parent family, when it comes to an economic status, parental discipline, and social status.

One main element that haunts all families is the area of economic stability. In a dual family both the mother and the father contribute to the house. Now, ether the father works and the mother stays home and takes care of the home, or vise versa. By this one of them is able to concentrate in bringing in the “bacon” home. Or both work and help around the house. No matter what the situation is, this family, a dual family, holds grater advantage than a single parent family. In a single parent home, whether it is a mother or a father, the load of work is doubled. He or she now has to run a house and a job simultaneously, especially if there is a child in the equation. By being a single parent, work is a factor that ties one up so much. For example, you’re working at your office, and you receive a call from your child’s school that he/she is sick and have to take her home. Know in a dual family, one can still be at work and just ask you spouse to pick up your child. In a single family, you will have to leave early from work, maybe risking your job at a point for picking up your child. By leaving early, now your pay cheek may be less and maybe even not enough to pay your debts. In a dual family, an income is usually steady and may even be coming in from both parents, unlike a single parent who has to juggle a job and parental priorities.

Parenting is a hard and troublesome area. It ta...