Critics see this as intrusive, a lack of privacy, an emotional entanglement that stifles individual ambition. And they are not entirely wrong. There is a cost: the constant scrutiny, the well-meaning but exhausting advice, the guilt that accompanies any independent decision. Yet, for many, the currency of this system is not freedom, but belonging. In a world of isolating gig economies and algorithmic loneliness, the Indian family offers a radical antidote: an unconditional, if messy, acceptance.
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