Last summer, I finally had the chance to ask a very famous elder sister a question that had been troubling me for a long time. I hoped that she could enlighten me and make me suddenly understand. However, before I even finished asking my question, she gave me a cold and hard reply: "Mind your own business and stop worrying about others." I was shocked.
As I grew older, this desire became stronger. But as I grew older, I also gradually realized that although physical bullying decreased, being bullied in other ways still existed.
Later, I had the fortune of meeting another relatively famous person. He was very straightforward. Since we interacted more, I couldn't help but ask him the same question. He sincerely replied: "This is how things are now, there's nothing you can do. Take care of your own business and don't think about being a hero." My heart raced, his answer was exactly the same as hers. It seems they are both experienced people who have seen and understood a lot. Maybe they have become used to it all.
Now I am already married and established, reaching the most youthful, energetic, and mature stage of life. But many times, I find it hard to genuinely smile. The dreams of childhood remain just that - dreams, and will probably continue to be so in the future.
As a child, I always wanted to grow up quickly so I could be a hero. I thought that when I grew up and had strength, I would no longer be afraid. I could do many things and stand on equal terms with adults. Who would dare to bully me then?
For this reason, my heart often felt depressed.
Later, I realized that perhaps we were already heroes when we were children. Now, I only think about doing things and never consider being a hero.