Oh, honey, let me tell you about this thing I heard about, called “found families.” It’s a strange name, ain’t it? But it’s a good thing, a really good thing. It’s like when folks ain’t got no family of their own, or maybe their own family ain’t so good, and they find other folks to be their family. They ain’t related by blood or nothin’, but they love each other just the same. Just like a real family. They call it found family or chosen family, same mean.
What is Found Family?
It’s like this, you see. Sometimes, people, they end up alone. Maybe their folks passed on, or maybe they had a falling out. Or maybe, and this is a sad one, their family just don’t treat ’em right. So, they go out and they find other people who care about ’em. People who ain’t their kin, but who love ’em like they are. Those are found families.
- It’s about love, you see.
- It’s about caring for each other.
- It’s about being there for each other, through thick and thin.
These people, they become like brothers and sisters, like mothers and fathers, to each other. They celebrate holidays together, they share meals, they help each other out when times are tough. They’re a family, plain and simple, even if they ain’t got the same last name or the same blood running through their veins.
Why Found Family is Good?
Well, you might ask, why is this found family such a good thing? Ain’t it better to have your own kin around? Well, sometimes your own kin ain’t all they’re cracked up to be. Sometimes, they can be mean, or hurtful, or just plain don’t care. And sometimes, people just don’t have any kin left. And that’s where found families can change people’s life.
It ain’t good for a person to be alone, you see. We all need somebody to lean on, somebody to share our joys and sorrows with. And a found family can give you that. They can give you that love and support that everybody needs, even if you ain’t related by blood.
- They give you love when you need it most.
- They support you, no matter what.
- They make you feel like you belong somewhere.
It’s like having a warm quilt on a cold night. It keeps you safe and cozy. It makes you feel like you’re home. That’s what a found family is like. A warm quilt on a cold night. A place to call home.
How Found Family is Important?
Found family, it’s important, real important. Everyone needs a family, someone to love you and be there for you. Regular family, found family, don’t matter. Family is family. It give us love, that make people happy and healthy.
Kids, they need family to grow up right. They need love and someone to teach them. Family, found or not, that’s where they learn. Found family, it can be good for kids. It gives them what they need. When a person got a family that’s close and helps each other out, it’s good for everyone.
- Family, found family, it make people feel they belong.
- Family make you feel safe.
- Family make you know who you are.
Found family, it’s good for everyone. It’s good for people who ain’t got no other family. It’s good for people who got family that ain’t no good. A found family can save you from being sad. If you know who you are in your family, you will love others better. Kids growing up in a found family, they learn to be good people. It’s good for kids, for older folks, for everyone. Family is the most important thing, and found families are real families too.
Found Family is Everywhere
You see it all over, this found family. It just like your good friends become your family. They are there for you, they love you. And you love them. Just like that, you got a found family. Friends are important. They become your family, if you’re lucky.
You know, found family, it ain’t new. People been doing this forever. Getting together, loving each other, being a family. It’s just a new name for it, I reckon. But it’s a good thing, this found families. It’s a good thing for people who need a family, and who doesn’t need a family? Everyone needs a family. And that’s what matters, ain’t it? Having people who love you, no matter what. That’s what a found family is all about, and that’s a beautiful thing, ain’t it?
