Perry Patetic Essay About Relationships

All humans need relationships between each other for survival, but there are simple things that can hinder them. Perry Patetic, in his passage, proposes the idea that distance between people can seriously hinder relationships. The author supports his proposal by first stating that distance makes us lose track of old friends of which we never see again. He continues by saying that we lack close, supportive relationships. The author’s purpose is to convince the audience that the advantages of today’s technology is not as amazing as its disadvantages, in order to get people to realize that they should stay near people that they have good relationships with. The author establishes a critical tone for the reader. The author states all these reasonable reasons to his argument, about how distances withers away relationships that used to be close, and he is correct, without direct contact
My cousins moved away, and my mom had visited them the year after that they had left. If new ways to travel make people’s relationships worsen because someone moved away, then these new ways also make it easier to visit that person. However, all this is not that simple, there are many factors into visiting a person you do not “just visit” them, it takes a lot, like expenses for example. For my mother to even be able to visit these distant family members, it took a lot of money to do this. We could not really do anything extra for a while, just had to save the money, have normal days for a while, until the amount was saved up in order for this travel to happen. Most people do not have reserve money to even save up after a payday, most money would have been spent, whether it is bills or food. Travel to a new place, to visit a family member who had moved there, may b\e easy, but it is very expensive to do so, and most people just do not have the money to do