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In this article it talks about how less American teens are living at home with biological parents that are still married to each other .The importance of a strong family foundation provides their children with information on how to build stronger families in the future that sometimes step-parents don't provide. Less than half percent of 17 years old live with their biological married parents. It affects not only the relationships between the parents but with their children as well and ultimately with the entire family structure. Couples who remained together were mostly Asian, then Whites, Hispanics, and then multi-racial couples. 


I think it is rather shocking how less teens are living with their biological parents who aren't married to each other. I think that parents who don't stick together often give a certain view to their children that marriages don't work. 

Taking media into account on Keeping Up with the Kardashians, Kourtney (the sister who has 2 children and is not married) said she didn't want to get married because she saw her parent's relationship fail. She fears that her kids will suffer what she did. 
I agree that it definitely could affect children's lives to see their parents not keep a strong relationship and make them feel like love can't be achieved or successful. 

LOVE IS POSSIBLE PEOPLE! DON'T GIVE UP ON LOVE!