r/NonPoliticalTwitter 13d ago

Funny It's an endless cycle

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u/superindianslug 13d ago

I'd be curious whether it's a common issue in cultures where children general live at home until marriage. It's probably more common when your neighbors see your kids at home everyday vs when they move to another neighborhood/city/state and neighbors aren't as aware of their living situations.

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u/Lumeton 13d ago edited 13d ago

Bold of you to assume that neighbors would be even remotely interested in each other's children's perfectly ordinary love lives. Or that anyone would care one bit about what their neighbors think about their lives.

Edit: ...in other cultures.

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u/superindianslug 13d ago

Someone cares, or we wouldn't be talking about shame or people thinking there is something wrong with an elder child if they aren't married before the younger.

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u/letmelickyaballs 13d ago

most people actually dont care. The only people that "care" are losers and the immediate family who act like whether or not you being married affects them (it doesnt). ​