But this lack of physical privacy creates emotional resilience. There is always someone to share the burden.
The mother-in-law wants the grandchildren to study engineering; the parents want them to pursue art. The grandmother believes in home remedies for fever (ginger tea and a black thread); the mother believes in Crocin. But if the child actually gets sick at 3:00 AM, the entire family forgets their disagreements. The grandfather drives the car, the mother holds the child, and the grandmother prays. The fight stops. The family activates.
Are you focusing on a of India (e.g., North vs. South, urban vs. rural)?
But this lack of physical privacy creates emotional resilience. There is always someone to share the burden.
The mother-in-law wants the grandchildren to study engineering; the parents want them to pursue art. The grandmother believes in home remedies for fever (ginger tea and a black thread); the mother believes in Crocin. But if the child actually gets sick at 3:00 AM, the entire family forgets their disagreements. The grandfather drives the car, the mother holds the child, and the grandmother prays. The fight stops. The family activates.
Are you focusing on a of India (e.g., North vs. South, urban vs. rural)?
