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In my opinion, I thought this rearing was to show that you must be happy with yourself first and then make the other happy; you must be happy with your own life first. I identify to this reading because some people has try to told me what to do with my life, that I should study certain career because you can make a lot of money, but I say that you need to choose the things that make you happy even when the hole world get upset for your decisions. Do the things for yourself and because you love to do that activity. for me the author is trying to show that people should never give up on anything even when the decision that you take change a lot of things.
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