Having spent my life trying to fit the will of others, I was unable to distinguish between what I enjoyed and what I thought I should enjoy.
In his book "Children Playing Before a Statue of Hercules," author David Sedaris reflects on a life dedicated to meeting the expectations of others. This constant striving to please has left him confused about his own interests and enjoys. He reveals a profound struggle in distinguishing between genuine enjoyment and the activities he believed he should enjoy based on external pressures.
Sedaris's insight resonates with many who grapple with the influence of societal and familial expectations. By sharing his experiences, he encourages readers to seek authenticity and understand their true preferences, urging a journey toward self-discovery and personal fulfillment.
