A Career I Didn't Want🙃🙃 week #275

in Weekend Experiences11 months ago

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Hello friends of the community, it's a pleasure to be here again, and I'm happy that the 4 of us are at home together after a week apart, it's great to be at home without a doubt💕 but good what we came for, as always there are very good proposals, but I'm definitely going for this👇

Name something you wish you'd never done and explain what happened and why, and why you wish it hadn't happened

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Well, not having bought dollars in 2010 I think it would be the first thing HAHA, not speaking seriously, there are many decisions I wish I hadn't made, but the one that I feel has marked me the most is to let my mother decide what I should study, because according to her it was the best for me, and since what I wanted to study at that time was not known in my city, in the end I stuck to her decision!! For my mother I had to study systems engineering, because her cousin has a company in Spain and she was going to receive me there when I graduated.

But this never happened, since it is not a career that I was passionate about, and yet I reached the eighth semester, and when the situation began in 2017 it was my best moment to leave and never return again! And if it became the worst decision of my life, I wish I had chosen for myself something that I really liked, maybe today the story was different, or maybe not hehe, but impossible to know anymore, my mom still tells me that why I don't finish that career, and obviously I say no, I suffered enough to get there. But I honestly don't see myself doing that.

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Its sad when our parents doesn't give us the freedom to choose the course that we want no. But are you taking a different one now?

Luckily, yes, my friend❤️❤️

Hello dear friend 💕 I really felt your words deeply. Sometimes, following decisions that aren’t fully ours can leave a mark that lingers for years. I admire your honesty in sharing this, and I completely understand that feeling of “what if.” What matters most is that you’ve learned from the experience and you now know how important it is to choose your own path. Sending you strength and light as you continue shaping your own story .

How lovely, thank you for your kind words. Honestly, it's an experience that helps me avoid making certain “mistakes” with my children.

Thanks for sharing this. I also have 2 kids and will definitely support them of their dreams.

Como debe ser❤️