Quote by Aristotle

The family is the association established by nature for the supply of man's everyday wants.

The family is the association established by nature for the

Summary

This quote suggests that the family is a natural institution that exists to provide for the basic needs of individuals. It implies that humans are inherently reliant on their families for support and sustenance. By emphasizing the role of the family in meeting everyday wants, the quote highlights the importance of these relationships in providing comfort, security, and assistance in navigating life's daily challenges. It also suggests that family bonds and the mutual care they entail are fundamental to human existence.

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