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By: Jaggi

Jaggi — Tue, 27 Dec 2011 05:26:15 +0000

After going through all the replies, I think I can relate myself to what Robin wrote at 6 January, 2011, 13:23

By: Jaggi

Jaggi — Tue, 27 Dec 2011 04:45:21 +0000

I to want to move back to India. I was born and raised in India. My parents moved to CA when I was young. I had a tough time integrating with kids of my age in high school. But when I reached university I got use to the culture and living and my accent improved to 100% American. Up until I got of university and was married I had no thoughts of moving back. I’m not sure what happened over the years. I slowly became resentful of the western culture and living and started to miss my people, my culture and my nation. I saw how south Asians moving here had no shame in losing touch with their culture. Knowing their parent’s language is not important for kids who are born and brought here and it bugs me. You talk to them in hindi/punjabi and they respond back in English. I even saw my cousins who migrated at same time as me adopt English at home with their parents and among siblings right after moving.

I’m an entrepreneur and I’m doing good financially. But even with all the money, I feel I’m not happy. I’m a conservative spender and I don’t believe in materialistic possessions. My parents came here so I could get a better education, which I did. My wife was born here and she is not interested in moving to India. I feel stuck!