When I say more, I don't just mean money. I am also talking about healthy relationships with other people. It's human nature to interact with other people and one could say that he has never really experienced a good relationship because of his father's abuse, but just because he has never experienced a healthy relationship, but that doesn't mean he should never have good relationships with anyone.
Having healthy relationships with people might have helped out whoever the poem was written a lot because there are many benefits mentally, physically, and emotionally. It makes people a lot happier and eases stress. Social connections with others actually increases people's odds of survival by 50%. That shows how important it is to have healthy relationships with other people. Relationships provide a level of protection and they actually make you feel richer. The National Bureau of Economic Research did a survey and found that 5,000 people thought doubling their friend group gave the same result on a person's wellbeing as increasing their income by 50%! It's not only good for us to have social connections but it's actually also harmful to not have any. Little to no social connection with others is equivalent to smoking 50 cigarettes a day, more damaging than not exercising, and twice as harmful as obesity.
Good social connections and healthy relationships could improve the life of the person this poem is written about. Healthy relationships give people a sense of meaning and purpose that wills them
to take good care of themselves as well. There are many benefits to having good relationships with others and even health risks to not having social connections with people. If the person had healthy relationships, he could be not only content but happy and I think even with his horrible childhood, he could strive for improving his life now.
Although I disagree with you, You did a good job with backing up your points with facts.
ReplyDeleteYou are right! I totally agree! You had a great way of backing up your points like Erlynn
ReplyDeleteLove this research. Learn to cite them by either including the web sire link at the bottom of your post, or quoting and naming your source in your work… or BOTH! You have asked the author to find healthy relationships… I wonder if he can? How do we learn what a "healthy" relationship is? Parents? If his parents hurt him and showed him what NOT to do… where does he learn the "good" version?
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