group homes (in adulthood as a long term situation)
People living together in group homes (as extended families) used to be the norm? The weird thing is how isolated and individualist we’ve become. I would argue that group houses where individual adults join up together are preserving some aspect of traditional social arrangement where people live closely, but maybe you would argue that this is not the same as an extended family or the lifelong kinship networks of a village.
People living together in group homes (as extended families) used to be the norm? The weird thing is how isolated and individualist we’ve become. I would argue that group houses where individual adults join up together are preserving some aspect of traditional social arrangement where people live closely, but maybe you would argue that this is not the same as an extended family or the lifelong kinship networks of a village.