Wanting to break free of the constraints put upon us by our parents is a natural part of any person’s childhood, but for some, that transition comes much later in life, depending on the culture they grow up in. Rebellion is hard to come to terms with in a culture that actively promotes the importance of one’s elders, and the sometimes blind devotion one is expected to have of them. After all, these are the people who have birthed, raised, sheltered, clothed, and educated you. Those factors contribute to a sort of debt you owe payments on, which can come in a variety of forms; from your choice of career, to your choice in romantic relationships. It gets to the point that your very identity is split into two: who you are for (and around) them, and who you are just about anywhere else. It presents an uncomfortable fork in the road destined to collide.