When I was a child, I always assumed that becoming an adult was a rite of passage that would grant me the ability to work independently without my parent’s harsh and strict supervision, like staying late into the night playing video games with friends or watching whole seasons of shows in a few nights. Unfortunately, this idealization was only a partial truth, as I forgot to consider the baggage that is associated with adulthood that I only realized after my first taste in adulthood.
For example, I was given the option to face the challenge of earning my driver’s license. Through the summer, I had to manage how to balance my plans which consisted of taking online summer classes, completing summer assignments, and devoting time to undertake the driver’s license course. Even with such a large workload, I was willing to take the online driving course and put in the hours to practice in the real world. I chose to do so because of many influences as I wanted stay on par with my peers, as I knew they were going to be earning their licenses soon too. As a result, this implicit competition to outdo one another to earn the higher status compelled me to undertake this course.
Not to talk about how bad my country is right now one can't even land a proper job too much billing both even from roadside beggars . You have to find way to fend for yourself either you like it or not , not to talk about the daughter's of Eve constant chocking on billing , house rent issues . You get a job , transportation to go to the job you got will be another thing is that what life in the adulthood is like .
I do wish I was still 5 but even right now I can't wish that because the country is not good to wish anything of such .
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