What's taught to children, who prepares the parents to stay?

Tunisians often celebrate young people who leave the country to study or work abroad. But behind these successes, parents face a silent struggle. The departure of a child radically changes their daily lives: an empty table, silence at home, broken routines. These changes, often minimized, reveal an unspoken pain. ⏱️ 1 min read Recent facts and developments The Tunisian society values projects for study and career abroad, but parents, often the first to invest in these projects, carry the weight of absence. Their grief is sometimes seen as a failure, although it reflects unconditional love. The surrounding environment, well-meaning, reminds them of their pride, but these words can mask their pain. Between ambition and emotion, parents find themselves facing a dilemma: how to balance supporting their child with managing their own sorrow. 'He is fine, he is happy, I should be happy.' 'And you, how do you live with his departure?' Their role, often underestimated, is a testimony to the importance of family ties in a moving society. Flash Radio keeps you informed in real time. ⚡ Key points ▸ Tunisian society values projects for study and career abroad, but parents, often the first to invest in these projects, carry the weight of absence. ▸ Between ambition and emotion, parents find themselves facing a dilemma: how to balance supporting their child with managing their own sorrow. ▸ Their role, often underestimated, is a testimony to the importance of family ties in a moving society. Listen to generalist radios live The daily life is also told live: listen to KnOOz FM, Ambiance FM and Cap FM on Flash Radio, without registration. 🎵 KnOOz FM live 105.1 MHz — Music 🎵 Ambiance FM live Music 📡 Cap FM live 91.5 MHz — Regional The daily life follows on All the