Most people define the ideal family as a group of people who are related by blood, share the same last name and have unconditional love for each other other. According to Dictionary.com, family is “any group of people closely related by blood, such as parents, children, uncles, aunts, and cousins.” Normally, this idea of ​​an ideal family is what comes to mind for most people, but some people are adopted into families. People have their own beliefs about what an ideal family looks like. I believe that the ideal family is a group of people who do not necessarily have to share the same blood but who are happy together, respect and care for each other. Orphans that are adopted and marriages that adopt people into a family can also create the ideal family, which is why I believe that the ideal family does not necessarily have to have all blood relatives. In a certain sense, friends can also be family. There are people who think of their friends as a brother or sister and care for them as such. The ideal family is happy together. I believe this to be true based on my experiences and those of my friends. There are times when it does...