Netizens Tweet heartwarming stories Of supportive parents, check them out below:
Desi parents can sometimes be pushy about some matters like good marks, good job, and marriage. But they are also the ones who always support us no matter what, there are many parents that let their kids go, have their own aspirations and dreams, and have let them live their lives on their own terms.
We are talking about this because many people online are sharing heartwarming stories of how their parents have been an incredible support to them. It is a blessing to have supportive parents. It started when one Twitter user highlighted that having parents who don’t pressurize you to get married is a blessing.
Having parents who don’t pressurize you to get married and are okay with you taking your time is such a privilege. Have to give credit to my parents for a lot of things, but this tops I think
— Akhila (@akeliakhila) February 21, 2021
Reacting to this many people shared stories about how their parents support them for marriage, jobs, kids, education, and asked them to take their time. Take a look:
Having parents who don’t pressurize you to get married and are okay with you taking your time is such a privilege. Have to give credit to my parents for a lot of things, but this tops I think
— Akhila (@akeliakhila) February 21, 2021
Most parent in Bengal are like that. That’s why it was a culture shock when I came out of Bengal for work and explored other places in India.
— Tamalika Bhowmick (@TamalikaBhowmi2) February 21, 2021
Same here, esp my mom🙏 She kinda takes it a bit too far for Indian standards and asks me what’s the point of getting married. I’m really grateful though. 😄
— Sujani Sanjeevi (@sujani_sanjeevi) February 21, 2021
Also, not pressing to have kids. To be ok if you choose to never marry, never have kids. Not go for usual career paths. My parents are all this and more❤️
— Ginny (@Velvetyvirgo) February 21, 2021
Having parents who don’t pressurize you to do a particular job and are okay with you taking your time is such a privilege. https://t.co/HzFzJjKJVz
— उकडीचे मोदक Fan (@BeLikeManali) February 21, 2021
a 100%. knowing they’ve got my back makes me feel so much calmer when relatives inevitably begin pestering me https://t.co/QO4g7f21es
— rheannon (@RheaSugwekar) February 22, 2021
Having parents who don’t pressurize you to get married and are okay with you taking your time is such a privilege. Have to give credit to my parents for a lot of things, but this tops I think
— Akhila (@akeliakhila) February 21, 2021
This being prevelant for women, applies to men too. However, in the later case, it’s precluded by the pressure of having a stable income & job.
I feel I am privileged too because my parents have allowed me to continue with my education rather than pressurizing me to get a job. https://t.co/V4qKqrDKWo— राघव (@RP_Theorist) February 22, 2021
My parents never forced me to have a baby even after 4 years of marriage and supporting my study after the marriage too both mentally and financially. Can’t thank enough.. ❤
— Swagatika (@S_swagatika_) February 22, 2021
Same.
They often times become the first shield, that bears pressure from relatives. But none the less, that “it’s J’s happiness that matters most” at the end of all such discussions is…
I can’t tell you how it makes me feel. https://t.co/DKIks8DWQu— Jayasree B (@frostatmidnite) February 21, 2021
I hope every parent supports their child when needed.
