Why does moving out feel like betrayal? | South Asian family expectations
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Why does moving out feel like betrayal? | South Asian family expectations
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Moving out is supposed to be part of growing up. But in many South Asian families, leaving home can feel less like independence and more like rejection.
In this episode, Saf and Zoheb talk about moving out, living with parents after marriage, the expectations placed on South Asian sons, and what happens when family loyalty starts to clash with the need for your own space.
They also get into the pressure placed on wives entering a new family home, why some men grow up without basic domestic skills, and the blurred line between South Asian culture and religion.
Is staying at home always a sign of closeness? And does moving out really mean leaving your family behind?
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