What Happens When HUMAN Decide's You’re Family | HFY Stories | SCI FI Stories

Welcome to our latest episode where we dive deep into one of humanity's most unique and endearing traits—forming "found families." Unlike any other species in the galaxy, humans are known for their ability to bond deeply with individuals from other species, adopting them as their own family. This video unpacks the fascinating ways in which humans form these bonds and protect their chosen kin.

What Happens When HUMAN Decide's You’re Family | HFY Stories | SCI FI Stories

🌌 What You'll Learn:

How humans identify and adopt members into their 'found families'
The signs that indicate you've been adopted by a human
Why humans are uniquely protective of their found family members
Real-life examples of humans forming bonds with alien species
Insights from experts in xenopsychology and social dynamics
🚀 Why Watch?
If you're fascinated by human behavior or are curious about how interstellar relationships form, this video is for you! Discover the powerful emotional connections that set humans apart from other species, making them one of the most fiercely protective and socially complex beings in the universe.

[SmolTerribleTornado]

Humanity right after the first contact: I've just met blorbo for a day but if anything happened to him I would kill everyone in the universe and myself.

[sleepingbackbone]

Please give credit to real author of this story, Robert Butler. That's least you can do.

[diaperjoeisaped]

Great story. A different one compared to other writers. The author pointed out the many positive things of humans. It also pointed out how protective we can be and our willingness to sacrifice all for another. Looking forward to another chapter.

[simoncox]

This is a story that's been around for a while called "adopted by humans" written by Robert Butler. For some reason, I can't find where he has been

[crimson]

Casually calls adrenaline as “murder juice”

[jefftitterington]

This ends on a note suggesting the story will continue - I sincerely hope so! It's well-written and the narration matches.

[naughton]

'When the spirit goes in, the truth comes out' Irish Proverb

[sspaceforce]

That's an interesting question and statement. We can be family with friends with strangers that become close friends, our pets, plants.. it's funny how attached we become.

[RamosLuis]

humans are like this "we cant have diplomatic relations with you if you don't exist" then help with an invader

[spacemanc]

Really liked the little nod to Carl Sagan near the end "a mote of dust suspended in a sun beam" ❤

[col.mustard]

As soon as he said they started playing music I thought of The Ride of the Valkyrie!

[Faeryrose]

*lops off arm* HOW DARE YOU *proceeds to assault people with the severed appendage*

[kylesmith]

Please keep the dog alien away from the internet or he might end up extremely bonded to a human. 😅

[cojones]

Prepare for ear scritches Space pupper.

[The-gender-goblin]

9:42 as a human, fucking mood tbh

9:57 i can imagine “dream on” by Aerosmith playing over the comms here and everyone in that ship scream singing to the good part lol. Most human shit ever

[TheCrazybloo]

Sound doesn't travel in the void of space so the music should actually a jamming system used to interfere with enemy communications. Trying to understand anything over the sound of death metal is nearly impossible.

[notcherbane]

The title is a little misleading, I thought it would be about some orphaned alien adopted by a human family instead it ends up being about a class research project

[fumarc]

Glad I’m not the only one who has trouble telling humans apart.

[kennethfarrand-collins]

I hope there is another chapter for this, good writing and narration; well worth listening to.

[jeffreyburley]

Very entertaining to say the least. Reminds me of the hours I spent reading all those Sci-Fi short story paperbacks back in the day. I always found something mindful, disturbing, and even thoughtful in those books. Many stories would leave you hanging like this one did. But, there was never a dull moment while reading.