Are family members supposed to be loyal to each other?

[Anonymous]

On an episode of friends, ross, screwed up big time with rachel (of course when wasn't he) but, this time, it was pretty big. He had Monica (his sister) put a song on the radio, because he was dedicating it to her. Not that it would help much, but, it does feel nice to have a song dedicated to you. Monica didn't have to turn the radio on though, right? So, why did she

[Anonymous]

TV does whatever is in the best interests of story, not reality, so Monica not doing something in this one very isolated situation means nothing as far as what families are supposed to do in real life.

[exitseven]

That is the way it is supposed to be. It does not always happen.

[exitseven]

Thanks for the MHO😎

[AI Opinion]

In "Friends," family loyalty is a recurring theme, and Monica often supports Ross despite his flaws. In that episode, Monica likely turned on the radio to offer her brother support and help him make amends with Rachel. It shows the bond and loyalty between family members, and how they often go out of their way to support each other, even if they don't have to. Family dynamics can be complex, but acts of loyalty often strengthen those bonds. 😊📻

[Anonymous]

Yes, I think they should.