Who is the person closest to you in the world?

In terms of blood relationship, who are our closest relatives, parents, brothers, sisters, and children? The answer is surprising.

In terms of blood relationship, science tells us that the people closest to us are our parents

Perhaps, in the eyes of many mothers, the people closest to them must be their children, because that It is a "piece of flesh that fell off" from one's own body, so naturally it is the closest to her. However, from the perspective of blood relationship, genetic analysis can be judged from the DNA ratio. Each of us has 46 chromosomes, 23 from our father and 23 from our mother. So in terms of blood relationship, our parents are the closest people to us.

Are you surprised to learn this answer? In fact, it is not necessary. For us, our parents are the closest people by blood. But, in the same way, for the children we work so hard to conceive for ten months, we parents are also the people closest to our children in terms of blood. Next, let’s talk about brothers and sisters. In terms of blood, they are the closest people to us after parents and children.

In terms of real life, reality tells us that the person we are closest to is our husband or wife

The distance between us by blood is beyond our control. No matter how much we dislike our parents, or No matter what dissatisfaction we have with our children, they are all our relatives. In terms of actual life, reality tells us that the person we are closest to is our husband or wife, and this is a choice. That is, are we willing to put in the effort in marriage and manage the relationship with our spouse well, so that the person who has more interactions with us in life and the person who will accompany us the most for the rest of our lives will be closer to us.

After all, our parents will grow old one day and will not be able to protect us throughout our lives. And as children grow up and start a family, they will also have their own small family life, and they cannot always be by our side to fulfill their filial piety. Therefore, from now to the future, the only person who will stay with us and accompany us as we grow old is our lover.

So, cherish the present, strive to be filial to your parents while they are alive, strive to be a good father or mother when your children still need us, then cherish your marriage, cherish the lover who builds a family with us, and wait until the rest of your life is just I won't be too disappointed if my wife is left as a child.