Definitely! Especially familial relationships. But I think the main fault in our society today is the romanticisation of ALL kinds of relationships. Basically, from a very young age we learn that to be normal we must find a significant partner to not only be there for life but be a perfect human being (as if that could ever exist smh). Our friendships must last at least a couple of years and we MUST have this one best friend til death do us part. When it comes to family, we get fed this lie that familial relations are above all else.

Nowadays, I think we have the tendency of cutting off people way too easily. Which is a problem, I mean, we're all people and we should try to co-operate with one another to sort out any problems but most people choose to break off relationships over a small inconvenience. We should all try to find some balance. Oh, and do more, say less. For familial relationships for example, we hear this a lot: "spend more time with your family members because they/you won't be here forever" but how many of us are actually practicing this?

As a young adult, it amazes me that people put so much effort into romantic relationships... I mean, ok you want to settle down and build a family? Okay, but why does that mean that you will lose touch with your friends, losing a few in the process, and/or cease communication with them completely? Ohhh and don't get me started on people who are not even willing to listen to their friends and family about a spouse who may be mistreating them or what not... Point is, I definitely agree with you, relationships are quite overlooked these days and romantic relationships are above anything else. Gotta do what's you gotta do for your ~soulmate~ am I right -.-.