My Little Spider Friend
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❙ What did you want to be as a kid?
If you no longer want to do it, why?
What are you doing/aiming at now?
Is anyone in your family unsupportive of this career?
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I wanted to be a doctor. Specifically, a neurologist or. Find out how the mind goes wrong(okay then a neuropsychologist), help find a way to fix it, save lives, etc.
Secondary ambition was astronomy.
I've given up because there is nothing more cutthroat than med school. And because it requires the best of the best, which I am simply not.
I want to be a lab assistant again. The peace and quiet, the small company of intelligent, non-obnoxious people, the meaning of making sure things work properly(in a QA lab like I've been before), or - in a research lab - how and why, maybe I'll go higher and become a researcher, something that fascinated me since highschool. In mid-late October, I'm starting a degree that's 100% gonna land me in a QA lab, in my opinion. I mean, it's like the first job any B.Sc. graduate searches for.
Not now, but if I stay a lab assistant in, say, 15 years, my old folks are probably gonna frown. It's considered entry-level rather than a dream career, and barring the pay(which in this day's economy is a given) I can't really see why.