The positives are that in the end, it may make you a better person who is more knowledgeable and enlightened because you can now see beyond the hypocrisy of the unwanted tradition.
If the family tradition is making your life worse off and not making you a better person then you should strongly state your opinion and do not take part. Consistent unhealthy eating could be an example, smoking, drinking, watching too much TV etc.
On the flip side, if the family tradition is positive, even though you may not see it this way, you should just go with the flow and participate. Family reunions could be classified this way, as well as holiday gatherings.
If you care strongly enough about any subject, look into the pros and cons. Write them down and brainstorm. Come to a logical conclusion of whether or not this tradition makes you a better person or a weaker, more angry, unsettled human that is getting dragged down in a useless tradition that needs to end.
Maybe if you think about it long enough and have true passion for it, you can be the one to transform the tradition into something that suits you. Most people just go with the flow regardless of their feelings when it comes to traditions, so when you create your own ideal way of doing things and suggest it, most will not put up too great of a fight and thus you will have your cake and eat it too.
Family Traditions - 2012 was released on: USA: 26 October 2012 (Elgin, Illinois)
Tribal traditions differ as do traditions of sub-tribes and whanau (family). To be able to answer appropriately, please be a little more specific in your question. Are you asking for protocols (tikanga) or kawa (customs) or general family traditions?
An example of family traditions that Christians may have is decorating Easter eggs. Eggs are a symbol of rebirth, which relates to the resurrection of Christ. You can learn more family traditions that Christians have at the HowStuffWorks website.
Some traditions of an American Family are giving pajamas to everyone every Christmas or making something hand made for your family every holiday.
I think the negative outweigh the positive because there are poorer working conditions, pollution, the breaking up of families and/or communities as well as the loss of family businesses.
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People in any culture learn traditions from the family and others.
Life Is Like - 2007 Family Traditions was released on: USA: 1 November 2007
The Kitchen - 2014 Family Traditions 1-10 was released on: USA: 8 March 2014
family traditions are putting up their Christmas tree's on the 24 of December.. and having and advent calendar.. I live in Germany so this should help...
Breaking the Family Strike - 1917 was released on: USA: 17 May 1917