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ruslelena [56]
3 years ago
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what were humans on the constant moves what caused them to travel so much where did they live and why do human being move around

today in our socities and what affect does it have on the family including children
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DiKsa [7]3 years ago
6 0

well, you move around you normally move for jobs getting married to find a better home then the last or better neighborhood, etc. it can really affect a child very easily or none at all. but a child can lose all contact with there friends. I remember my first time moving it was really hard for me compared to my little brother. i was scared i would lose my childhood friend and i was super negative was really grumpy while my brother was thinking i get to make new friends i can meet new people etc.

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