Did you give up on your dreams? What were they?

OP here.

My dream was to become a TEFL teacher abroad but i found college was to difficult for me. So i gave up. How can i lead by example to students when i cant even do school work myself.

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wanted to be a pilot
unfortunately i'm blind in my right eye

I never really had a dream besides for a desire for life to be more interesting than it is.

always wanted to be rich , no luck so far

No, I didn't and this is a reason why I will announce I am living my job later this month just so I could work towards my dreams.
Being a wageslave will only get one dream closer to reality and that is the dream of a boss not mine.

Have job, raise family.

Now I have another dream. Destroy everything that everyone of you are and rebuild you all into something better.

2020 must be an amazing year for you then.

I always wanted to have a large garden with a chicken coop and around 6 chickens.
Now i have a small garden and im not allowed to have chickens.

Traveling the world with a beautiful girl who loves me
I didn't give up but I don't even have money to travel so it's gonna be a while

Not really. If anything it’s gotten less interesting considering I do the same shit as always just isolated at home all the time. People freaking out over a virus isn’t really interesting.

nah, I've surprisingly picked up on my laziness haha

I wanted to be a fireman.
I became a fireman.
It wasn't really a dream, it was a just a destination I had to reach.

I guess my only remaining dream is to own a nice farm in the countryside where I can grow food and go fishing, hunting away from the city.
Saving up for that though.

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>Wanted to be anything intellectual
>Fell for the STEM meme
My only dream would like to make a familly, and even this isn't going to happend and i will die virgin.

Of course im 23 already afterall.
Doing something cool when im young. Also i have only 2 years of school left and was too lazy to study so i dont going to have decent job either lol

I wanted to be a research scientist, but college was annoyingly slow. A semester's worth of content should be a month. Due to my impatience I stopped at a bachelors and just became an engineer, making it to management after a few years. I still like the idea of advancing science like I thought of as a child, but I realize that it's much more a pain in the ass than I thought it was and am happy with my path.

To live a normal white guy's life
I'm not white so that does it

I probably have
I wanted to make it as a writer, but that takes too much work and you need connections

Dreams? All I wanted to do was play video games, but I was told I could not support myself by just playing video games. Then I see Twitch. My dream was killed right in front of my eyes and its corpse mocks me.

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Pretty much this.

my dreams came true saptember last year, finally, the internship of my dreams, working with the subject of my dreams

but then corona happened, some peopl are just not meant to be happy, I guess

Maybe in the next life

I wanted
>a nice savings account
>a house in middle Sweden
>a nice Volvo wagon
>learn how to climb and free run
>cycle across Europe
>get a wife, kids, dog

Instead I had a stroke at age 22 and ended up living in my 26 sqm apartment, alone, unable to speak properly, drooling when I eat and life is just fucking shit.
Yay.

who would have thunk right

13 years ago if you wanted to play videogames or do art for a living you would be mocked but today with twitter, instagram, youtube and twitch it is much preferable than being a engineer wage slave

Disgusting

just go make your awkward stream lmao

Actually you can do it, just give up islam, move to a western country, identify as white and integrate.
I can't identify as white so...

Your body just realized that it doesn't need complex functionality in the environment of tutorial Sweden.

But jokes aside, it is really shitty though. How did you develop the stroke at 22?
Are you obese? What was your lifestyle like?

getting a gf

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I was/am normal height and weight, not overweight. And I worked out regularly.
But one day at work, while pulling cable (construction) through a wall I just collapsed.
My boss carried me down several stairs and drove me to the hospital extremely fast.
Had another stroke while on the operating table.

Turns out I had a birth defect when I was born, thin blood vessels in my brain. So when I bent down at work and pulled that cable, all the blood in my head just popped that blood vessel open.
I'm om like 9000 different medications since then.

getting a gf

I'm a fucking chronically depressed, suicidal NEET. I couldn't get a visa to move to a western country, much less get a job or residency there with my non-existent credentials.