PHILOSOPHER: Like what? YOUTH: The most obvious one is the existence of parents.
I could never think of parents as enemies. During my childhood, especially, they were my greatest guardians who raised and protected me.
In that regard, I am sincerely grateful. Still, my parents were strict people.
I told you about this last time, that they always compared me to my older brother and refused to recognize me.
And they have constantly made comments about my life, saying I should study more,
not make friends with people like this or that, get into this university at the very least, get this kind of job, and so on.
Their demands put a lot of pressure on me and were certainly bonds. PHILOSOPHER: Then, what did you end up doing?
YOUTH: It seems to me that until I started university, I was never able to ignore my parents’ intentions.
I was anxious, which was unpleasant, but the fact of the matter is that my wishes always seemed to end up overlapping with my parents’.
My place of work I chose myself, however. PHILOSOPHER: Now that you mention it, I haven’t heard about that yet.
What kind of work do you do? YOUTH: I’m now working as a librarian at a university library.
My parents wanted me to take on my father’s printing plant, like my brother did.
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