For me, family values ​​are, first and foremost, support, love and mutual respect. Family is a place where you can be yourself, where you will always be helped and accepted as you are, even if you brought a bunch of unsuccessful purchases on the way home from work (for example, absurd mugs with rabbits). I grew up in a family where every morning began with a cup of tea, and I still drink this tea. My mother always said that an evening at the family table is a time to talk, discuss the day and share dreams. And you know, despite all the external changes, the speed of life and mountains of worries, these moments remain unchanged. My mom, dad and I still gather at the table, even if our days have been completely different. Family is a place where you can say "I'm tired" and they will answer you: "I'm here." This is a place where not only what you do is valued, but also who you are. For me, family values ​​are the ability to forgive and work on ourselves to make each other's lives easier and brighter. In the end, it is not gold and expensive gifts that make us happy, but the warmth in our words and actions. The ability to open up, share joy and bitterness, leave room for love and hope. Marina.