Future Dreams
Future Dreams
Hello, I’m Acha!
I’m 17 years old. I was born in Bandung at December 12th 2001. I
currently live in Bandung and study at SMAN 3 Bandung. I have a small happy
family contains of my father called Keliek, my mother called Nia, and my little
brother called Hilal who’s turning 15 this year. He’s younger than me, it’s
normal for him to be playing around but at certain moments, he could be very
mature comparing to his actual age. Sometimes I even feel he’s a big brother!
He’s so caring but doesn’t show it the way people usually do, he has his own
way to show his affections.
My father works at a logistics company called
Samudera Indonesia and he had been moving into several cities in Indonesia
because of his work, so we had to come along with him. Me and my family have
lived in Jakarta, Bogor, Pekanbaru, and Makassar. This experience really
benefits me in many ways. I have a lot of friends from different backgrounds
and cultures which I could learn from. Their traditions, characters, I can even
speak with their traditional languages until now! I had a very good time
visiting famous spots of Indonesia that I only saw in books such as Toraja,
Lembah Anai, Jam Gadang, Istana Maimoon, and so many else. That’s why
travelling is a fun thing to do for me because you can learn a lot by visiting
places all over the globe.
Well, guys, I
think that’s the main reason I easily get bored. I couldn’t stay still in one
place for a long time. And it became my hobby to travel and go to new places
I’ve never been before. I also love to read and write poetry. I adore beautiful
words that express someone’s thought and feeling. It screams someone’s pain,
sorrow, or happiness very elegantly. The way those words effortlessly touch my
soul is just magical.
I enjoy music.
Jazz and acoustic, especially. Those kinds of music you could listen all day
with a cup of coffee and rain―music that clears your mind and calms
your soul. I’m loving Jason Mraz’s songs, Lauv, Shawn Mendes, Tulus, and Ed
Sheeran. Their songs are easy listening and I can relate to the lyrics. I enjoy
Korean music too, but I don’t have any specific Korean singer that I like. If I
like the genre and can relate to the lyrics, any Korean song can get into my
playlist.
Now I want to
share what I believe are my strengths. As I growing up, I realize that I’m not
an envious person. I appreciate people’s achievement but rather than getting
jealous, I try to find inspiration from it. I do things I like, I focus on my
own hobby and goal―unbothered. I do accept critics and advices though,
because I believe I can grow better by listening to them.
I’m a good
speaker. I don’t get nervous by speaking in front of people and can do it
unprepared. The words just come out of my mouth as long as I know what the
topic is. I speak Bahasa and English. I also understand Korean and speak a
little. For traditional language, I speak Sundanese, Malay, and Makassar. I’m
superfast at learning new language. Especially when I love the country or I am
forced to learn the language. I could speak Makassar and Pekanbaru traditional
language fluently in just 3 months living there. Well guys, I had to, because I
lived there! I read and write Korean in 3 weeks, and took about 2 months to do
both fluently. I’ve been watching Korean dramas since I was 13 with English
subtitles and the actors speak Korean so I learned both language from it. Now,
I can speak daily conversations in Korean and watch Korean dramas without any
subtitles. If anyone thought Korean drama has no good influence, well people,
it actually has!
My strong point
as a human being is I’m a very good analyst for human’s characters. But yall I
ain’t a judge so I don’t judge people, I just analyze and empathize. Although I
have strict rules for my own life which is based from my religion, I think I
can say I’m a pretty understanding person. I don’t judge people right away
before figuring out the facts.
A person can be
so damaged by his family. He could’ve been treated badly. We can’t give more
pain by insulting him about how bad and ruined he is. All you’ve got to do is
to comfort him. Make him believe that you care. He is on the wrong track but you
are willing to help him find the right one. If you don’t know how to help
someone, then just pray for them. God is always up there to grant prayers and
forgive sins.
As the saying
goes, nobody’s perfect, I also have flaws. A lot, but there’ll be hundreds of
pages if I write it all, so I’m just letting you guys know my major weaknesses.
First, I am really bad at waiting. I really hate waiting to the point where I’d
rather go by myself than waiting for someone that’s taking too much time to get
ready. Come on, making someone wait too long for you is not healthy! But there
are times where you should just wait, and I’m really bad at it.
Second, I think this
is both strength and weakness. I tend to do everything by myself. Maybe it’s
because I was raised to do so. My father had been working far away from me
since I was a kid, so my mom had to do the housework and every time I asked her
to drive me somewhere or help me to do something, I was told to do it by
myself. Without realizing it, it had become my habit. Being independent is good,
but not at certain moment. Now, I rarely tell my parents where I am, with whom
I’m with, or how I’ll go back home because I don’t feel the need to. I don’t
feel scared going home by myself at late, I don’t see it as a wrong thing to
come home late because I’m not asking anyone to pick me up or to open the door
for me, and it’s wrong.
3 years ago I
only met my father once a month or even less. Now that he’s not working that
far away, I get to see him 4 or 3 times a month. Somehow I think he’s kind of
feeling guilty because he missed the chance to take or pick me up from school,
listening to all my childish stories and buying me ice creams. Now that I’m
more mature and try to live more independently, I guess my father regrets not
being there where I wanted to be accompanied the most. Now, even if it’s just
taking me to a café where I do my group assignments, I feel very troublesome to
my father. What if my father still feeling tired? What if he’s not in a good
condition? I’m concerning about all of that when all my father want is to spend
time with me.
Moving on to my
dream occupation, I haven’t decided what I want to be in specific, but I want
an occupation where speaking skill is needed the most. I hate mathematics and
lack ability in technology, there’s no way I’m going to ITB. If I am to be
involved in scientific occupation, I’d like biology to be the main thing of it
because I’m extremely good at memorizing, so I might be interested to continue my study at Universitas Padjadjaran, majoring in Faculty of Medicine.
I don’t think I
can survive a week with no coffee, that’s the reason I wish to have an
aestethic café where students or workers can do their tasks, and of course
families or friends can gather and chat happily. I also love to see people feel
good about themselves so I want to establish a beauty salon and spa. It will
have a breathtaking view and of course, excellent service.
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