It's a metacommentary on the conflicts arising in the post-industrial era regarding the individual roles of contributing to society vs. contributing to the family with a deep dive in established gender norms. The Eastern styling adds a layer of irony juxtapositioning traditional beliefs with modern desires manifesting in a late 1900s stylistic choice, the banality of which only serves to underscore the deeper pathos.

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Look, you just have to be able to blush and say 'iyaaaaan' a few times.