"血統には瞬時に兄弟関係を築くための十分な魔法はありません。"
— James Earl Jones
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Family connections alone aren’t enough to create deep, meaningful relationships. Just being related by blood doesn’t automatically mean that you will have a close bond with someone. For example, you might have a cousin whom you rarely see and don't really know well. Although you share family ties, you might feel closer to a friend you've known for years, with whom you have shared many experiences. Real connections and strong relationships grow out of spending time together, understanding each other, and building trust. It's these shared experiences and mutual support that create lasting bonds, not just being part of the same family.
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