Compared with their married peers,the longer people live together,the less likely they are to give or receive help from their parents,to turn to their parents in an emergency,and to be involved in extended family activities.

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Studies have shown that unmarried individuals who cohabit have lower levels of involvement with their extended families compared to married individuals. They are less likely to seek or receive help from their parents and to participate in family activities, likely due to a weaker sense of obligation and commitment to family ties.

Compared with Their Married Peers,the Longer People Live Together,the Less