We live in times when emigrating for financial/professional reasons is a norm. By student exchange programs we program our children to get used to the fact that they will live abroad. We push them into circumstances distant from their motherlands where mother tongues are not understood by friends and workmates. We create an economic melting pot.
The different country requires you to live in a way the country dictates. You have to obey the norms, cultural customs, minute behavioral patterns and sometimes you make mistakes. This is a story of one such family and one such little mistake which snowballed outbursts of events, accidents, and emotions. While for some the social security system might be paradise, for others it might be hell. And taking it all into account, is there really an ideal place to live?
The different country requires you to live in a way the country dictates. You have to obey the norms, cultural customs, minute behavioral patterns and sometimes you make mistakes. This is a story of one such family and one such little mistake which snowballed outbursts of events, accidents, and emotions. While for some the social security system might be paradise, for others it might be hell. And taking it all into account, is there really an ideal place to live?
