I was fascinated by reading your writing. You have conveyed such truths and inner feelings about 'childhood dreams' in such a simple way, which is truly extraordinary. Your life story, how you suddenly went into geography while dreaming of becoming an accountant and from there became a makeup artist, made me think a lot.
In particular, I understood very well the pressure of your father and the pain of not being able to find a favorite subject. It seemed that this experience is familiar to many people in our society. But despite all this, the fact that you did not let your dream die, and succeeded in a new path, inspired me greatly.
I really liked your last line – "Dreams don’t have to die. They can rest and wait for the right time." – It seems to show a great light of hope. Reading your writing, I felt that life is actually a long journey, and we may take many turns on this journey, but we should never stop dreaming.
RE: A Detour From My Childhood Dream