What effects will rejuvenation have on family relationships?
Wouldn't there be many more generational conflicts if, at some point, so many generations face each other at the same time? It is more likely that rejuvenation will bring about the exact opposite, since there will then be far fewer differences between people of different chronological ages.
Older family members in particular would be considerably more independent and would no longer need to be cared for or financially supported by their descendants, since they could now take care of themselves and continue to go to work. In addition, family members of different generations could do much more together, since they would no longer be physically and mentally impaired. Could you imagine, for example, playing a complex computer game, racing each other or going to a party with your 90-year-old great-grandfather at the same or even a higher level than with your brother of the same age? All of this would be conceivable in an ageless society.
It can therefore be concluded that molecular and cellular damage is not needed to lead a happy family life or to enter into relationships; rather, such damage tends to be counterproductive for these purposes.