MyFamily

The more regular trustfuls, the better

What mom bindings do we and could we experience with others?

WHY

As any life, we can’t survive by ourselves only, we always need others, whether is for self reflecting ourselves in them and-or for sharing personal care and material things with them.

Local organizations of limited trustful groups of people naturally show up in our life time as Friends, Mates, Comrades or more formally speaking as Families.

With «MyFamily» as «the» keyword for such an interactive app we want to reinforce (give more quality to) the reality of some key groupings and agreements done between people beyond lineage. For example, some of us sometimes call some friends of us as «Brother», so why not formalising this for being more ourselves, having fun and sharing easier with others?

Using the word «Family» naturally pushes us to it. It normalises rights and duties to enjoy between close affinities. This shouldn’t cause any trouble to your lineaged family. We rather expect your mum being more happy about you being more cared by others and-or you knowing better what to be a mum could be.

Maybe MyFamily incentives your mom to be a better mom to you too, because you will be having other competing virtual moms… lol, who knows? at least we wish for such scenario to happen happily.

WHAT

Make more clear and meaningful the relationship you have with your closer others.

Create a group and add people who you agree to give them part of your personal care and sharing of things with them.

Get stats of what a family is, as by i.e.

MyFamily says me that you are 44% mum, 32% partner, 22% granny, 4 % cousin of me: What does it say to you about me? Why do you keep private that information to me?

HOW

Here there is a list of standard practices to be offered to your candidates of your MyFamily group:

Partner

Granny

Mum

Sister

Cousin

Regular care and affection

Regular cheers and help

Strong emotional companionship

Intimate freindship and complicity

Fraternity and colaborativity

Gives attention preference

Can see or hear you

Calls you anytime

Pass free time together

Attends you sometimes

Limits the other to do things

Tell you what purposes to have

Prescribe you attitudes

Counseling you about any issue

Reply and send you messages

Criticizes hard

Show disaproval

Negative comentting

Show upsetness

Criticize you constructively

Regular surprising gifts

Gifts as posible

Gifts you if you behave good

Yearly presents

Invite to events

Share all with you

Share and keep things

Receive heritages and grant fully

Receive heritages and grant you some

Share some things

Can spend part of his-her money

Gives money if you need

Gives money sometimes, lend always

Lend you sometimes

Lend you if urgent

Know your adress and phone

Grants you

See also

CrowdParenting for a challenging build up of a more collaborative conventional family