Do a quick write on why these statements are important.

1 answer:

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1). I think family should always stay together because it really helps create a bond with people and whenever you’re in trouble you have somebody to go to and it’s just a good way to always have the communication and it causes less of a problem with mental health issues when you have family members that always stick together

2.) I feel like if you have a good family in a good stable relationship this could be very important to somebody’s life in the decisions you make always route from what you think is best for your family sometimes and I think that this is very important because you’re taking other people into consideration

3.) The beauty of the world lies and mysteries because we have so much we haven’t discovered and even the stuff we have discovered is so beautiful it’s always going to be a mystery and whatever we discover is always going to be beautiful and then mysteriously of the world brings can always come out as a bad thing but always be turned to good

These are some general ideas you can write just add punctuation and fix any grammar errors I might have made hope this helps God bless !

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