Reminded me when I still believe in dreams
Once you are #Forever28 everything changes. You learn contentment. You discover that happiness lies with simply being alive. You stop believing in dreams. You just live and enjoy whatever comes to you.
But when you're a teenager, the world is a mystery. You have very colourful and grand dreams. You have the drive to achieve those dreams. To fight for it no matter what.
That was what IRe's character represented. A teenager whose dreams were almost destroyed after the universe threw forced her to become an adult early. She learned to be happy with what life throws at her. She learned that being alive is itself more than enough.
But her close encounter with her mentor put a stop to it. She encouraged her to fulfill her dreams. To fight for it. And her mentor was right. Once you embrace adulthood, things will change. Dreams will no longer matter.
If it doesn't work, the important thing is you tried instead of giving up because life wants you to become an adult already. No regrets.
IRe's character is that person. No regrets. She almost embraced adulthood but she was protected by an adult who cares.
I hope, like me, you saw these things as well, dear reader. If you're #Forever28 too, it also reminds us that we should help protect teenagers from facing adulthood earlier than they should.
We all know how once we're adults, we will no longer be able to come back to the days when we were teenagers filled with dreams.
Dreams. They are precious. It defines the rest of our mortal life. Protect it.
But when you're a teenager, the world is a mystery. You have very colourful and grand dreams. You have the drive to achieve those dreams. To fight for it no matter what.
That was what IRe's character represented. A teenager whose dreams were almost destroyed after the universe threw forced her to become an adult early. She learned to be happy with what life throws at her. She learned that being alive is itself more than enough.
But her close encounter with her mentor put a stop to it. She encouraged her to fulfill her dreams. To fight for it. And her mentor was right. Once you embrace adulthood, things will change. Dreams will no longer matter.
If it doesn't work, the important thing is you tried instead of giving up because life wants you to become an adult already. No regrets.
IRe's character is that person. No regrets. She almost embraced adulthood but she was protected by an adult who cares.
I hope, like me, you saw these things as well, dear reader. If you're #Forever28 too, it also reminds us that we should help protect teenagers from facing adulthood earlier than they should.
We all know how once we're adults, we will no longer be able to come back to the days when we were teenagers filled with dreams.
Dreams. They are precious. It defines the rest of our mortal life. Protect it.
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