At the age of four I always knew I wanted to become a singer or do something that I love and something that made me happy. I remember my dad would always turn on Michael Jackson’s “Beat It” and I would dance around the room and even in public. I decided that I wanted to do what I love because Michael Jackson did what he loved, he made other people happy, and he inspired others. I’ve always hope that one day I would inspire and impact other people’s lives too. As time went on my parents asked my sister and I what we wanted to do when we were older. My sister told them she wanted to be a doctor, and she got much approval, and I told them I wanted to sing. My parents came from Asia and faced a rough childhood. They had to escape the Vietnam War …show more content…
My whole family became chaotic and everyone was arguing all the time . I felt abandoned and lied too. I thought to myself if father ever loved me, and if all those good memories were just a lie. I slept most days after school, and I barely did my work. I even turned away from my dreams and everything I worked for and I suddenly felt their was nothing to live for in life. Most families wouldn’t recognize their father, and married couples would get a divorce. I needed my dad though, too live, to go to school, and I couldn’t just leave my dad after him being in my life for so long. Junior year came along, and I decided it was a year of growing and developing as a person. I started too forgive my dad and understand him, and I started doing things I loved again. I took a lot of time to focus on me and what I wanted. I went to auditions for entertainment companies, I took pre-college courses and acting classes, and I really felt recovered. In life there's always going to be ups and downs, but it’s important to always motivate yourself, be the better person, and never give up on what’s important too you, like my