People are always conflicted. When they are small, they want to grow up quickly, and when they grow up, they want to go back to their childhood. I'm glad I don't have such a contradiction. I've been looking forward to growing up for as long as I can remember. In my concept, when I grow up, I can leave home without being controlled by my mom and dad, without being judged by my aunt and uncle. From then on, a person free, unrestrained, as you wish to live.
Finally, after graduating from high school, I stepped on a train away from home and began to live alone. Excitement and excitement overcame my fear and confusion about the future, and I don't know where the confidence came from, I just thought I was doing fine on my own, and could live my life the way I wanted to in my own heart. In fact, I was under 18 years old at that time, how do I know what kind of life I want, just want to escape from that no temperature of the home only.
Fortunately, I am optimistic and believe that there are always more solutions than problems, no matter what kind of problems occur, I will be able to solve them. As long as there is a spirit of defiance, there are still afraid of what problems can not be solved.
The best thing about "growing up" is that my parents can no longer use the excuse that I'm "too young to know better" to counter my opinion. Growing up isn't just about age, it's also about growing up mentally. When I can stop being dependent on my parents, then I can call myself a grown-up. I have always been grateful that I grew up mentally faster than physically, giving me the opportunity to face life and choose life earlier. I'm not afraid to swallow my own chosen path, even if I break my teeth.
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I am Ann Rabbit, always trying to be what I am in my mind.