Why do I dislike going back to my parents' house as I grow up?

This problem may involve personal subjective feelings and cultural background. Here are some possible explanations:

Changes in marriage and family: After women get married and have children, they usually form their own family with their husbands and play different roles and responsibilities in the new family. These changes may make women pay more attention to their new family and relatively ignore their parents' lives.

Distance from home: after marriage, women may move far away from home, so it is difficult to go home often and keep in touch with their families, so they feel more and more strange.

Cultural and social background: In some cultural and social backgrounds, a woman is considered to have left her family and joined her husband's family after marriage, so she may feel farther and farther away from her family. At the same time, in some cultural and social backgrounds, the importance of family and family relations is different, which may have different effects on women.

Personal psychology and attitude: women may have different feelings and cognition about their parents' family because of their role change, which leads to an increasingly strange feeling about their parents' family.

In a word, women's feeling of being more and more unfamiliar with their parents may be caused by many reasons, including changes in marriage and family, distance, cultural and social background, personal psychology and attitude.