I am close to my mother so I have a nice love when I am big

The degree of respect and love of a child to a mother can affect their relationship in adulthood.

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Livescience said scientists at Montclair University in the United States analyzed the results of an investigation across the United States. Between 1992 and 1994, investigators interviewed parents, children and children in about 7,000 households about the relationships of family members. The majority of interviewed children are aged between 10 and 17. After that, from 2001 to 2004, investigators interviewed children - now in their 20s to 27s - about their love relationship. theirs.

The results show that young people close to their mothers in childhood have a higher level of satisfaction in their relationship than those with mothers. These people also rarely argue, contradict their lovers.

'The relationship between parents and children plays an extremely important role in human life. It affects the likelihood of success in our relationship in adulthood. Children who do not feel close to their parents will have less opportunity to find romantic love when they grow up, 'said Constance Gager, lead researcher.

However, the relationship between mother and child after age 14 does not seem to affect children's ability to love in adulthood. Gager said that it is very likely that people's personality and views have formed relatively well after the age of 14, so feelings for parents do not affect our love relationship.

Although father's role in children has increased in recent decades, research shows that their feelings are not large enough to create an impact in their love relationship. Gager stressed that today, right in the US - a society with the most open-minded views in the world - women still take up two-thirds of the housework and take care of their children.