As a child, what did you want to be when you became an adult?
I began to fall in love with writing at the age of ten when I moved from the town I was born in to a big city with no friends. I used the writing to express myself and my deep thoughts. As time went by, I began to see myself as an author. I wanted to be the next great author carrying the great last name of "Wilder". Life and marriage came along and so did a career in accounting, so my writing dream became a hobby. I have since publish a few things, but like they say, if you want to write....keep your day job!
Call me crazy but when I was about 5 years old my godmother asked myself and a few other children what we wanted to be when we grew up and while everyone was giving the typical answers...police officers, nurses, doctors, and lawyers I looked at her with 100% certainty saying, "I want to be the preachers wife." LOL... I suppose I had no idea that wasn't actually a profession. LOL...
I always wanted to be an archaeologist, but then I grew up and wasn't as fascinated by dinosaurs, realized I hated the pragmaticism of science, and focused on something more creative.
When I was little all I wanted was to become a mom and housewife. Those dreams changed when I got older.
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When did you first realize you were considered and adult?
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What did you want to be as a child when you "grew up". I wanted to be an astronaut...Petenali asked "What Non-Fiction book have you read that has changed your life" and it made me think of my childhood and how I devoured any book about space and the universe and so longed...
by Cynthia Zirkwitz 7 years ago
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What did you want to be when you grew up, and did you become it?
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For those who are creative types, did your parents attempt to force into a "more stable, realisticcareer or did they support and encourage your creative aspirations and goals?
by Grace Marguerite Williams 3 years ago
adult children to grow. They are the type of parents who subconsciously sabotage their children's career chances and advancements. They seem to be deathly afraid to allow their children to establish their own independent lives. They want their adult children to be NEAR...
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