My dream was to become a production engineer. Since grade three it was something I always wanted to do. Throughout junior high I was talented at math and science. My parents have always had this tremendous dream that I would be an engineer, that’s why they provided everything I needed in school. Everything to make me be successful in school, they made sure I had all my textbooks and my notebooks. It felt like I didn’t have anything to lose. …show more content…
I expected this as I started having more knowledge of what a production engineer actually was. I could see the disappointment in my parents eyes when I told them that my dream of becoming an engineer has changed. This lead to many conversations and debates on what I wanted to do with my life. Many times I’ve asked them, ‘why can’t I follow what I wanted to do in my life?’ But that just didn’t work. They always come up with the same phrase, “What do you mean go your own path? Your dad and I gave you everything. We provided you with all of your needs. If you needed something at school we will go straight the store and buy you your supplies, and now, you are going to repay us with going your own