According to sociologists 50-100 years ago the social network of most humans mainly composed of relatives up to about second cousin level. This is however only possible if someone has enough relatives to fill up the majority of its social network. In the opposite case people need to find friends based on homophily. According to some sociologists this transition is marked by a minimum in the clustering coefficient of the egos which creates social frustration. The task of the thesis is to build this feature into our homophily based model. The aim is to verify the hypothesis made by the sociologist both by analyzing data (iWiW) and modelling.