I find it curious at least that in my undergrad batch, out of all the people who went to abroad 80% of them were women. What factors would contribute to that?
Freedom
@Sleepypanda I think this is the likeliest answer.
Freedom and safety at every stage of life...
Want to wear what you want and not be judged, you have an out.
You want to go out at night, you might get better safety and freedom. Best part, need not worry about running into someone who knows your family.
Unmarried, have the option to do what you want freely.
Married and ended up with toxic inlaws, here is an escape.
Believe it or not, better respect within the family when you come down to India.
Secondly, For the amount of tax you pay, you get much more.. Better quality of life, Better healthcare, better roads.
Thirdly, the probability of marrying a person you want rather than one that was forced on you. More time and space for love.
Finally, the possibility of settling in a foreign land as a citizen.. More powerful passport, more travel.
Overall I'd take in a second if I could 🥲
So let's get married to one such woman 🫰🏽
You have shit in between your ears. Clean it up.
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