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Over the past century, there has been a shift from big, interconnected, and extended families to smaller, detached nuclear families and to many individuals living in "non-nuclear" ways. It has been argued that this has increasingly left many people lonelier, with fewer role models, and with a weaker support network to help them in times of need. What do you believe to be the pros and cons of making a home outside the conventions of the nuclear family?

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