Super Powers you see! <\/h2>\n![\"During](\"https:\/\/imgcdn.floweraura.com\/blog\/images\/parents-india\/parent1.gif\" "\\"")
Source: Giphy<\/figcaption><\/div>\n2.<\/span>\tAs per Indian society, \u2018Single parents cannot have friends. Period.\u2019 Because if they do people will make assumptions. <\/h2>\nObviously! <\/h2>\n3.<\/span> Moreover, Indian children can\u2019t accept their parents dating or going into a new marriage.<\/h2>\n How can they do it? <\/h2>\n![\"](\"https:\/\/imgcdn.floweraura.com\/blog\/images\/parents-india\/parent8.gif\" "\\"Single")
Source: Giphy<\/figcaption><\/div>\n4.<\/span> Single parents are attacked with the most unwanted help and solutions from people a.k.a. well-wishers. <\/h2>\n And these are \u2018\u2019Marriage Proposals\u2019<\/h2>\n5.<\/span>\tThe financial struggles force single parents to go out and work extra, while the extra-concerned Indian society make them feel guilty for not being there for their child. <\/h2>\nEven Sharma ji does the same!<\/h2>\n![\"Single](\"https:\/\/imgcdn.floweraura.com\/blog\/images\/parents-india\/parent5.gif\" "\\"Single")
Source: Giphy<\/figcaption><\/div>\n6.<\/span>\tThe schools have criteria of asking for fathers\u2019 income certificates. This makes many single mothers face problems with admissions of their children in educational institutions. <\/h2>\nBecause oh! We live in a patriarchal society!<\/h2>\n7.<\/span>\tLeaving the child with a relative implies the interrogation of your child against you. <\/h2>\nSo, Chintu what time Mom returns home? Hmm?<\/h2>\n![\"](\"https:\/\/imgcdn.floweraura.com\/blog\/images\/parents-india\/parent6.gif\" "\\"")
Source: Giphy<\/figcaption><\/div>\n8.<\/span>\u201cMe\u201d time? Are you kidding? There is no \u201cMe\u201d time for single parents. <\/h2>\nJust never at all!<\/h2>\n9.<\/span>\tPeople tend to ask offensive questions without giving it a second thought, embarrassing the single parent in front of their children. <\/h2>\n![\"People](\"https:\/\/imgcdn.floweraura.com\/blog\/images\/parents-india\/parent9.gif\" "\\"People")
Source: Giphy<\/figcaption><\/div>\n10.<\/span>\tSingle dads are usually not familiar with the duties moms have, perhaps because they never did rather avoided them earlier due to societal pressure.<\/h2>\n11.<\/span>\tNo one can understand the struggle of single parents. Their friends are often oblivious to the challenges since they haven\u2019t been there.<\/h2>\n![\"](\"https:\/\/imgcdn.floweraura.com\/blog\/images\/parents-india\/parent11.gif\" "\\"")
Source: Giphy<\/figcaption><\/div>\n12.<\/span>\tThe children are usually taunted on by their friends for not having the other parent making them question the single parent. <\/h2>\nAnd this is heart-wrenching! <\/h2>\n13.<\/span>\tIndian society has a narrow mind set and stereotypically biased view of single parents, especially single moms. <\/h2>\n
2.<\/span>\tAs per Indian society, \u2018Single parents cannot have friends. Period.\u2019 Because if they do people will make assumptions. <\/h2>\nObviously! <\/h2>\n3.<\/span> Moreover, Indian children can\u2019t accept their parents dating or going into a new marriage.<\/h2>\n How can they do it? <\/h2>\nSource: Giphy<\/figcaption><\/div>\n4.<\/span> Single parents are attacked with the most unwanted help and solutions from people a.k.a. well-wishers. <\/h2>\n And these are \u2018\u2019Marriage Proposals\u2019<\/h2>\n5.<\/span>\tThe financial struggles force single parents to go out and work extra, while the extra-concerned Indian society make them feel guilty for not being there for their child. <\/h2>\nEven Sharma ji does the same!<\/h2>\nSource: Giphy<\/figcaption><\/div>\n6.<\/span>\tThe schools have criteria of asking for fathers\u2019 income certificates. This makes many single mothers face problems with admissions of their children in educational institutions. <\/h2>\nBecause oh! We live in a patriarchal society!<\/h2>\n7.<\/span>\tLeaving the child with a relative implies the interrogation of your child against you. <\/h2>\nSo, Chintu what time Mom returns home? Hmm?<\/h2>\nSource: Giphy<\/figcaption><\/div>\n8.<\/span>\u201cMe\u201d time? Are you kidding? There is no \u201cMe\u201d time for single parents. <\/h2>\nJust never at all!<\/h2>\n9.<\/span>\tPeople tend to ask offensive questions without giving it a second thought, embarrassing the single parent in front of their children. <\/h2>\nSource: Giphy<\/figcaption><\/div>\n10.<\/span>\tSingle dads are usually not familiar with the duties moms have, perhaps because they never did rather avoided them earlier due to societal pressure.<\/h2>\n11.<\/span>\tNo one can understand the struggle of single parents. Their friends are often oblivious to the challenges since they haven\u2019t been there.<\/h2>\nSource: Giphy<\/figcaption><\/div>\n12.<\/span>\tThe children are usually taunted on by their friends for not having the other parent making them question the single parent. <\/h2>\nAnd this is heart-wrenching! <\/h2>\n13.<\/span>\tIndian society has a narrow mind set and stereotypically biased view of single parents, especially single moms. <\/h2>\n
3.<\/span> Moreover, Indian children can\u2019t accept their parents dating or going into a new marriage.<\/h2>\n How can they do it? <\/h2>\nSource: Giphy<\/figcaption><\/div>\n4.<\/span> Single parents are attacked with the most unwanted help and solutions from people a.k.a. well-wishers. <\/h2>\n And these are \u2018\u2019Marriage Proposals\u2019<\/h2>\n5.<\/span>\tThe financial struggles force single parents to go out and work extra, while the extra-concerned Indian society make them feel guilty for not being there for their child. <\/h2>\nEven Sharma ji does the same!<\/h2>\nSource: Giphy<\/figcaption><\/div>\n6.<\/span>\tThe schools have criteria of asking for fathers\u2019 income certificates. This makes many single mothers face problems with admissions of their children in educational institutions. <\/h2>\nBecause oh! We live in a patriarchal society!<\/h2>\n7.<\/span>\tLeaving the child with a relative implies the interrogation of your child against you. <\/h2>\nSo, Chintu what time Mom returns home? Hmm?<\/h2>\nSource: Giphy<\/figcaption><\/div>\n8.<\/span>\u201cMe\u201d time? Are you kidding? There is no \u201cMe\u201d time for single parents. <\/h2>\nJust never at all!<\/h2>\n9.<\/span>\tPeople tend to ask offensive questions without giving it a second thought, embarrassing the single parent in front of their children. <\/h2>\nSource: Giphy<\/figcaption><\/div>\n10.<\/span>\tSingle dads are usually not familiar with the duties moms have, perhaps because they never did rather avoided them earlier due to societal pressure.<\/h2>\n11.<\/span>\tNo one can understand the struggle of single parents. Their friends are often oblivious to the challenges since they haven\u2019t been there.<\/h2>\nSource: Giphy<\/figcaption><\/div>\n12.<\/span>\tThe children are usually taunted on by their friends for not having the other parent making them question the single parent. <\/h2>\nAnd this is heart-wrenching! <\/h2>\n13.<\/span>\tIndian society has a narrow mind set and stereotypically biased view of single parents, especially single moms. <\/h2>\n
4.<\/span> Single parents are attacked with the most unwanted help and solutions from people a.k.a. well-wishers. <\/h2>\n And these are \u2018\u2019Marriage Proposals\u2019<\/h2>\n5.<\/span>\tThe financial struggles force single parents to go out and work extra, while the extra-concerned Indian society make them feel guilty for not being there for their child. <\/h2>\nEven Sharma ji does the same!<\/h2>\nSource: Giphy<\/figcaption><\/div>\n6.<\/span>\tThe schools have criteria of asking for fathers\u2019 income certificates. This makes many single mothers face problems with admissions of their children in educational institutions. <\/h2>\nBecause oh! We live in a patriarchal society!<\/h2>\n7.<\/span>\tLeaving the child with a relative implies the interrogation of your child against you. <\/h2>\nSo, Chintu what time Mom returns home? Hmm?<\/h2>\nSource: Giphy<\/figcaption><\/div>\n8.<\/span>\u201cMe\u201d time? Are you kidding? There is no \u201cMe\u201d time for single parents. <\/h2>\nJust never at all!<\/h2>\n9.<\/span>\tPeople tend to ask offensive questions without giving it a second thought, embarrassing the single parent in front of their children. <\/h2>\nSource: Giphy<\/figcaption><\/div>\n10.<\/span>\tSingle dads are usually not familiar with the duties moms have, perhaps because they never did rather avoided them earlier due to societal pressure.<\/h2>\n11.<\/span>\tNo one can understand the struggle of single parents. Their friends are often oblivious to the challenges since they haven\u2019t been there.<\/h2>\nSource: Giphy<\/figcaption><\/div>\n12.<\/span>\tThe children are usually taunted on by their friends for not having the other parent making them question the single parent. <\/h2>\nAnd this is heart-wrenching! <\/h2>\n13.<\/span>\tIndian society has a narrow mind set and stereotypically biased view of single parents, especially single moms. <\/h2>\n
5.<\/span>\tThe financial struggles force single parents to go out and work extra, while the extra-concerned Indian society make them feel guilty for not being there for their child. <\/h2>\nEven Sharma ji does the same!<\/h2>\nSource: Giphy<\/figcaption><\/div>\n6.<\/span>\tThe schools have criteria of asking for fathers\u2019 income certificates. This makes many single mothers face problems with admissions of their children in educational institutions. <\/h2>\nBecause oh! We live in a patriarchal society!<\/h2>\n7.<\/span>\tLeaving the child with a relative implies the interrogation of your child against you. <\/h2>\nSo, Chintu what time Mom returns home? Hmm?<\/h2>\nSource: Giphy<\/figcaption><\/div>\n8.<\/span>\u201cMe\u201d time? Are you kidding? There is no \u201cMe\u201d time for single parents. <\/h2>\nJust never at all!<\/h2>\n9.<\/span>\tPeople tend to ask offensive questions without giving it a second thought, embarrassing the single parent in front of their children. <\/h2>\nSource: Giphy<\/figcaption><\/div>\n10.<\/span>\tSingle dads are usually not familiar with the duties moms have, perhaps because they never did rather avoided them earlier due to societal pressure.<\/h2>\n11.<\/span>\tNo one can understand the struggle of single parents. Their friends are often oblivious to the challenges since they haven\u2019t been there.<\/h2>\nSource: Giphy<\/figcaption><\/div>\n12.<\/span>\tThe children are usually taunted on by their friends for not having the other parent making them question the single parent. <\/h2>\nAnd this is heart-wrenching! <\/h2>\n13.<\/span>\tIndian society has a narrow mind set and stereotypically biased view of single parents, especially single moms. <\/h2>\n
6.<\/span>\tThe schools have criteria of asking for fathers\u2019 income certificates. This makes many single mothers face problems with admissions of their children in educational institutions. <\/h2>\nBecause oh! We live in a patriarchal society!<\/h2>\n7.<\/span>\tLeaving the child with a relative implies the interrogation of your child against you. <\/h2>\nSo, Chintu what time Mom returns home? Hmm?<\/h2>\nSource: Giphy<\/figcaption><\/div>\n8.<\/span>\u201cMe\u201d time? Are you kidding? There is no \u201cMe\u201d time for single parents. <\/h2>\nJust never at all!<\/h2>\n9.<\/span>\tPeople tend to ask offensive questions without giving it a second thought, embarrassing the single parent in front of their children. <\/h2>\nSource: Giphy<\/figcaption><\/div>\n10.<\/span>\tSingle dads are usually not familiar with the duties moms have, perhaps because they never did rather avoided them earlier due to societal pressure.<\/h2>\n11.<\/span>\tNo one can understand the struggle of single parents. Their friends are often oblivious to the challenges since they haven\u2019t been there.<\/h2>\nSource: Giphy<\/figcaption><\/div>\n12.<\/span>\tThe children are usually taunted on by their friends for not having the other parent making them question the single parent. <\/h2>\nAnd this is heart-wrenching! <\/h2>\n13.<\/span>\tIndian society has a narrow mind set and stereotypically biased view of single parents, especially single moms. <\/h2>\n
7.<\/span>\tLeaving the child with a relative implies the interrogation of your child against you. <\/h2>\nSo, Chintu what time Mom returns home? Hmm?<\/h2>\nSource: Giphy<\/figcaption><\/div>\n8.<\/span>\u201cMe\u201d time? Are you kidding? There is no \u201cMe\u201d time for single parents. <\/h2>\nJust never at all!<\/h2>\n9.<\/span>\tPeople tend to ask offensive questions without giving it a second thought, embarrassing the single parent in front of their children. <\/h2>\nSource: Giphy<\/figcaption><\/div>\n10.<\/span>\tSingle dads are usually not familiar with the duties moms have, perhaps because they never did rather avoided them earlier due to societal pressure.<\/h2>\n11.<\/span>\tNo one can understand the struggle of single parents. Their friends are often oblivious to the challenges since they haven\u2019t been there.<\/h2>\nSource: Giphy<\/figcaption><\/div>\n12.<\/span>\tThe children are usually taunted on by their friends for not having the other parent making them question the single parent. <\/h2>\nAnd this is heart-wrenching! <\/h2>\n13.<\/span>\tIndian society has a narrow mind set and stereotypically biased view of single parents, especially single moms. <\/h2>\n
8.<\/span>\u201cMe\u201d time? Are you kidding? There is no \u201cMe\u201d time for single parents. <\/h2>\nJust never at all!<\/h2>\n9.<\/span>\tPeople tend to ask offensive questions without giving it a second thought, embarrassing the single parent in front of their children. <\/h2>\nSource: Giphy<\/figcaption><\/div>\n10.<\/span>\tSingle dads are usually not familiar with the duties moms have, perhaps because they never did rather avoided them earlier due to societal pressure.<\/h2>\n11.<\/span>\tNo one can understand the struggle of single parents. Their friends are often oblivious to the challenges since they haven\u2019t been there.<\/h2>\nSource: Giphy<\/figcaption><\/div>\n12.<\/span>\tThe children are usually taunted on by their friends for not having the other parent making them question the single parent. <\/h2>\nAnd this is heart-wrenching! <\/h2>\n13.<\/span>\tIndian society has a narrow mind set and stereotypically biased view of single parents, especially single moms. <\/h2>\n
9.<\/span>\tPeople tend to ask offensive questions without giving it a second thought, embarrassing the single parent in front of their children. <\/h2>\nSource: Giphy<\/figcaption><\/div>\n10.<\/span>\tSingle dads are usually not familiar with the duties moms have, perhaps because they never did rather avoided them earlier due to societal pressure.<\/h2>\n11.<\/span>\tNo one can understand the struggle of single parents. Their friends are often oblivious to the challenges since they haven\u2019t been there.<\/h2>\nSource: Giphy<\/figcaption><\/div>\n12.<\/span>\tThe children are usually taunted on by their friends for not having the other parent making them question the single parent. <\/h2>\nAnd this is heart-wrenching! <\/h2>\n13.<\/span>\tIndian society has a narrow mind set and stereotypically biased view of single parents, especially single moms. <\/h2>\n
10.<\/span>\tSingle dads are usually not familiar with the duties moms have, perhaps because they never did rather avoided them earlier due to societal pressure.<\/h2>\n11.<\/span>\tNo one can understand the struggle of single parents. Their friends are often oblivious to the challenges since they haven\u2019t been there.<\/h2>\nSource: Giphy<\/figcaption><\/div>\n12.<\/span>\tThe children are usually taunted on by their friends for not having the other parent making them question the single parent. <\/h2>\nAnd this is heart-wrenching! <\/h2>\n13.<\/span>\tIndian society has a narrow mind set and stereotypically biased view of single parents, especially single moms. <\/h2>\n