As a multigenerational family there are differences in authority and responsibility. The older you are in a the family the more authority and responsibility you have, but in my family you also have to earn it. We as a family communicate to each other very well about different things, but there's a stronger bond between us kids. I think it because were younger and we can relate with each other and we feel more comfortable talking than we would our parents. That doesn't mean our family bond is broken, just a times we have problems with our parents or

we have problem. There's nothing wrong with building better relationships wit your family members. My family is interdependent because we all depend on each other. It just a responsibility that we accept. If one can do it then the next will do it and so on. If no one can do it someone will try to do it regardless if it is important or not.

           My family differs from the common living space. Our family bond is expressed through the meaning of family to us. History plays a big role in our family because you come together and share those experiences and talk about them for the rest of your lives. Those times last a lifetime and you eventually share those with your families and build of that. This is probably the biggest key to our family means more or is more important than our parents and we all know that. How we know that is through communication and understanding. My family means the world to me, nothing else matters to me but them.