All I need is a general response, please!

Phase I:

1. "The combination of husband, wife, and children that 99.8 percent of people in the United States believe constitutes a family is not representative of 99.8 percent of U.S. families. According to 2010 census data, only 66 percent of children under seventeen years old live in a household with two married parents." Describe what your family unit currently looks like. (Mom, Dad, Brothers, Sisters?) Do you all live with one another? Do you plan on starting a family of your own one day? If yes - do you want your family to look like your family that you had growing up? If not - why not? (200 words)

2.

- Choose one variation of family life (see list): Single Parents, Cohabitation, Same-Sex Couples, or Staying Single. - which one of these do you think is shaping the way that we think about and navigate how we define 'family' the most? Why? Is there a theoretical perspective that supports your idea (see Theoretical Perspectives on Marriage and Family - (200 words)