The Louvré Museum in Paris used to resemble what I once thought society was like—a massive structure filled with art and history, carved with humble beginnings, and flawed with countless controversies. That’s also how they wanted me to be, anyways. But I guess, I missed the point when I assumed that I can really be those things because in reality, the world is increasingly designed to challenge me—not to soothe me quietly in my comfort zone. No, it’s not Louvré with its aesthetics and delights. It’s human nature and a robust desire for something great—something beyond the walls society has built.
i wrote this reflection cuz i cant help but wonder what it would be like to face the real world outside my sequestered nook. as y'all know, college is looming over me and i've realized that sooner or later, i have to be independent in order to get through kshdhdhsksgsjs