u/Ill-Chocolate-8856

"To be yourself in a world that is constantly trying to make you something else is the greatest accomplishment" Ralph Waldo Emerson.

This is something I am enlightened about.

Being true to ourselves is one of the hardest but most rewarding experiences in life.

We face many expectations and pressures from society and relatives.

Telling us how to smile, dress, what jobs to do and how to do them, who to marry, what to study and how to behave in order to fit in.

Too much pressure makes us lose our identity.

The true happiness does not revolve around living up to other people's expectations but rather around being oneself with confidence and inner peace.

My siblings and I admired stars so much. We often imagined our selves performing to large audiences and owning the stages.

We would mime some of great songs back then. We felt like we were the "Ones".

We were not the only ones. 99% of the kids at school had the same dream as we did.

So I have been wondering, whether or not kids today, admire to be musicians. What do you think are their dreams?