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life is full of boring cubicle jobs that pay just enough to make you comfortable.
do something you love.
if you work hard (and you really have to work hard)
then you'll succeed and your parents will respect your dedication
and commitment to your goals.
I say stick with it and work as hard as you can at succeeding in that job.
Dear sakuraxbloomer,
Parents usually have very high dreams for their children...only wanting the best for them. The type of job you desire is probably not familiar to them. Take some time and show them just what you are planning to take, show proof of success and why you feel this job would be profitable.
Sue...good luck
When I was 18 I wanted to be a jazz musician. Because of my strong science apptitude my parents were more set on me being an engineer.
I ended up dropping out of music. I discovered Internet in the mid 1980's and thought it was the greatest thing since sliced bread so I went into computers.
My parents think that I wasted time and money persuing music when it wasn't what I ultimately ended up doing. To me it was following my dream. My dream changed but if I didn't try music I would spend the rest of my life asking what if... When I started mucking with UNIX, C, and the Internet more conservative advice was to study Cobol, RPG, etc. because everyone seemed to know that there was no money in what I was interested in.
Everyone has advice for you. They will plan your whole life if you let them. Only you can hear the beat of your own drummer.
Beaten paths are for beaten men.
I highly doubt your parents will be that upset they will prob even be proud. Hey its alot better than wanting to become a pornstar or bartender even a vet tech which i really want the vet tech n pornstar thing to work out for me which my parents dont know but im going to try my best to get into that way of doing
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