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That is part of western culture. From the east, we see it as valuing independence. In the East, parents sacrifice pretty much everything for their kids. They w
by romeros 4y ago
That is part of western culture. From the east, we see it as valuing independence.
In the East, parents sacrifice pretty much everything for their kids. They watch over them and will do anything i.e selling their homes/draining retirement accounts or working extra hard so the kids can go to really good schools, have downpayment for their first homes etc. Here what is valued is community.
But as the society keeps evolving things are changing in the East as well. We are slowly becoming westernized as well.
There is nothing wrong with either approach. It depends on which culture you are born and brought up in.
- solarmist 4y agoI think what OP was referring to is the lack of compassion and empathy when the children move out. It’s often poorly done; permanently damaging the relationship between parents and children. It’s like a switch flips. You’re independent now so magically you can handle all that entails. Don’t ask me, figure it out yourself.