Society has taught us when to do what we should do, have to do and need to do.
Finish your studies before getting married by 25-27, get a house and have children before 30.
We've all been programmed to think that way. That is the 'ideal' way of life.
But what about what we want to do?
People are people. And as humans, we change.
What we wanted when we were little kids, to teenagers might have changed.
Our feelings, emotions, mindsets and environment all plays a part.
You read about all the accidents and mishaps that can happen.
So people quote about life being too short, so we should live life to the fullest.
But then again, we are also the ones living the 'stereotyped lives'.
We are adhering to the 'rules' by our parents, grandparents, society, etc.
Shouldn't life be lived as what you want? What you really want.
I don't want that.
I don't want to study because I have to. I want to study what I love, what I'm interested in.
I don't want to get married when it is time to. I want to get married because we want to be together.
How is it living your life with all the stereotype rules?