Emotional distance grows, leading to isolation

Draw an diagram that visualizes the dynamics inside a multi-generation family.
Place a large container labeled “Family System” in the center of the canvas.
Inside it, draw smaller rectangles for each family member, such as grandparents, parents, siblings, and children.
Connect the members using arrows and lines to represent relationships like support, conflict, misunderstanding, or emotional distance.
Use different arrow styles or labels to show positive interactions versus tense relationships.
Around the family container, add external influence boxes labeled “Work Stress,” “Financial Pressure,” “Cultural Expectations,” and “Life Events.”
Draw arrows from these external factors into the family system to show how they affect relationships.
Include short handwritten annotations explaining typical emotional reactions.
The diagram should feel psychological and sociological, not technical, focusing on real human interactions and emotional flows.