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This essay examines the linkage between the culture of reputation management, family integration, and features of social organization in a working‐class neighborhood of Seville, Spain. Sevillano beliefs about honor and manliness are shown to promote highly emotional disputes between Sevillano fathers and their adolescent sons as the former attempt to control the behavior of the latter. Socially sanctioned father‐son avoidance and a preference for uxorilocality in Seville are explained as social organizational solutions to a cultural conundrum. [Spain, reputation management, family conflict, social organization, adolescence, postnuptial residence]
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