They say that the traditional family is going through a crisis, and perhaps is completely obsolete as a form of coexistence among people. Is it so? And what can be understood by the word “family” so as not to confuse it with other types of relationships between people? The question is explored by a psychologist who has established herself as a sober expert with an intellectual approach, Eva Veselnitskaya. So, we look at the family yesterday, today, tomorrow and at the people who form these families. We separate social functions from private relationships. We define the family as an integrity and a separate part of society. We look with human eyes and think with our minds what is behind the phrase: “We love each other, we want to get married.” Recommended for readers over 16 years old.