LyfeWithDragons
Mother of Dragons...Wait...
Personally, I've been through quite a lot in my life, more trouble than I'd like to share. After tirelessly working those 9-5 jobs, and never really enjoying a waking moment; I found reassurance in my dreams. That's what it was telling me, that I wouldn't be happy unless my dreams were involved. Ever since I was younger I've had a strong fascination with TV, Movies, and Films in general. My youth was primarily spent watching TV, or playing video games. Needless to say, I didn't acquire many friends that way. School was just dreadfully boring to me, and I always hated going. Being bullied, having rocks thrown at you nearly everyday just because you were like the other kids, it was horrible.
I hadn't ever met my Father, he left just shortly after I was born. I had always assumed he knew prematurely that his son was doomed to be a failure, so he left. It wasn't until I got older that I realized that he left because he was scared of how much more successful I'd be than he ever was. Despite the lack of friends, family, or resources, I will continue to do what I love. You can sort of feel when it's your "calling", when you would do it for free, and still have the best time making it.
The notion that I can take what's in my head, what I dream, what I want the world to be. Film it, make that a reality for EVERYONE to see. That's just amazing, and I couldn't ever see myself doing anything different. I'm gaining friends, slowly, but I'm gaining them. There are people out there that care, even when you feel like the entire world doesn't. Don't be distraught in your ventures. Do what you enjoy doing, and don't let anyone EVER tell you that you aren't good enough. YOU are worth more than you'll ever know!
I'd love to hear all of your stories, please share!
I hadn't ever met my Father, he left just shortly after I was born. I had always assumed he knew prematurely that his son was doomed to be a failure, so he left. It wasn't until I got older that I realized that he left because he was scared of how much more successful I'd be than he ever was. Despite the lack of friends, family, or resources, I will continue to do what I love. You can sort of feel when it's your "calling", when you would do it for free, and still have the best time making it.
The notion that I can take what's in my head, what I dream, what I want the world to be. Film it, make that a reality for EVERYONE to see. That's just amazing, and I couldn't ever see myself doing anything different. I'm gaining friends, slowly, but I'm gaining them. There are people out there that care, even when you feel like the entire world doesn't. Don't be distraught in your ventures. Do what you enjoy doing, and don't let anyone EVER tell you that you aren't good enough. YOU are worth more than you'll ever know!
I'd love to hear all of your stories, please share!
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