Our community requires new facilities, and the local council has

proposed various options. Obviously, whatever they choose,

the local council cannot please everyone, so it must choose
something that will benefit the wider community.

To begin with, building a public park is a fantastic idea since

everyone needs a tranquil place to decompress from the stress
of daily life. In order to appeal to people of all ages, it might
have playgrounds for children as well as benches, chess and
ping-pong tables for the elderly or sports enthusiasts. As a
consequence, not only would this facility entertain everyone,
but it would also help to oxygenate the polluted air through the
trees, this park resembling a miniature natural urban landscape.
The Roman philosopher Seneca wrote that "One of the most
beautiful qualities of true friendship is to understand and to
be understood." He realised the importance of friendship.
Humans are social animals and our connections with others are
important for a number of reasons.

Alternatively, the council may build a new youth club, which
would attract any young person due to the available spaces and
activities. As a result, if they had a place to gather, the streets
would no longer be clogged with large youngsters chatting,
which would be a major advantage. Furthermore, in such a
place, young people might find new hobbies, enhance their
communication skills, and meet new people of similar interests.
Taking everything into account, I feel it is better for the town
council to provide a new park. This is a facility that would
benefit people of all ages by allowing them to spend time
outside in a clean and peaceful environment. After all, every
town needs some sort of green area, right?
Living in an
Families are the most important aspect of our society. If a
community's families are strong, the community as a whole is far
more powerful. While some people consider that the nuclear family
living apart from the extended family is ideal, I believe that
having extended families living together is the best for a variety
of reasons, including supporting each other and having a good time
together, as well as sharing expenses.
To start with, we all need to feel appreciated. Family love is
an obligation whereas friends choose to spend time with one
another because they enjoy each other's company. They have
a bond born of mutual appreciation and shared life experiences.
For example, many of our friends are people we went to school
or university with or who grew up in the same neighbourhood
as we did. They may also share the same sense of humour so
they remember the same things and laugh at the same
things.
Additionally, friends are important because they understand
each other and offer support whenever it is needed. Everyone
needs someone they can turn to in times of trouble who will not
judge them or scold them but who will simply be there when
they are needed to offer comfort and understand their choices
even if they do not agree with them. A good friend will share
our joys and sorrows and hold our hand when we need it.
All in all, it seems to me that, although friends are very
important for a number of reasons, the most significant
benefit they offer is support. After all, knowing that someone
truly cares can make a huge difference to your life and your
outlook.

To begin with, having several family members living under the

same roof reduces costs since maintaining one large house is always
less expensive than running two smaller ones because the
expenditures are spread among more people. If you reside in a city,
you must pay rent, gas and electricity bills, credit card payments,
and so forth. It is really difficult to pay them on your own, but if
you live with a wider family, you may split the costs.

Another advantage of residing with an extended family is that

you may, by no means, experience loneliness since there are people
of all ages to spend time with and turn to for love, support, and
company. Not only will children always have someone to help them
with their homework, but parents will also have a babysitter, and
grandparents will always have a person to aid them and look after
them if necessary. Actually, as long as the house is not
overcrowded, an extended family with a true spirit of collaboration
may be highly beneficial to each individual member.

Taking everything into account, I believe that the most

important benefit of living with an extended family is
companionship. As a consequence, the house turns into a miniature
community, with everyone supporting and collaborating with one
another, and since help and support are always available, loneliness
becomes unthinkable!