Navigating Permission in Marriage: Keeping Your Sense of Self

As-salamu alaykum sisters, I've been married for about 5 months now and alhamdulillah, it's been a blessing. But there's one adjustment I'm really wrestling with: the whole idea of asking for permission for everyday things. Like, before I pop over to my parents' place or even just run to the store for groceries-things I never had to think twice about before. Sometimes it honestly makes me feel like I'm losing a bit of my independence. I'm trying to reframe it in my mind, but that feeling is still there. Back home, I was the eldest daughter in my family, and my parents trusted me completely. I'd come and go as needed-always making sure to be back before Maghrib, of course-without having to ask anyone. Now, it's different. If I want my dad to take me out for breakfast, I feel I should check with my husband first. Want to visit my family? I ask. He's not demanding it in a harsh way, but he's explained that when I don't, it can feel to him like he's not being considered or made a priority. And that part is just... frustrating. I know it's his right in Islam, and I want to respect that. But how do I balance this without feeling like I'm giving up my own freedom? I'm struggling to cope with this change. Any advice from those who've been through similar? Jazakumullahu khayran.