“It’s insanely lonely here”: 35-year-old Indian engineer with $360,000 savings rethinks life in the US – FinSiddhi
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“It’s insanely lonely here”: 35-year-old Indian engineer with $360,000 savings rethinks life in the US

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An Indian engineer in the US for over a decade grapples with loneliness despite his financial stability. He contemplates a return to India to reconnect with his family and join his father’s construction firm. The prospect of raising children amidst immigration hurdles and living standards weighs heavily on his mind.
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