Week 202/ The Future and @brujita18

As long as there is life, there can be a future. I make this clarification because I am of an age where talking about the future is a bit difficult. In my twenties I had other expectations: to study, to graduate, to get married, to have a family and to have a job where I felt fulfilled; many of these things happened, others did not? But I'm not complaining, I've had a good life. But right now I have other illusions, other perspectives that I have in mind.

In the future, I would like to consolidate myself in what I am doing right now, my writing and everything I share here with it, to become a much more consolidated hiver, to continue learning as much as I can. Another thing that I would like with all my heart and that excites me a lot is to see my children already graduated with the careers they like, with their lives already directed to what they want to be and to see their triumphs. To see my family grow, with grandchildren, I still don't have, that is my greatest illusion at this stage of my life.

Now, what scares me about the future? Some things, like the realities of the world changing from one day to the next, as happened with the last pandemic. That was an event that we didn't imagine would happen the way it did. For me it was something unreal at the beginning, then the events that happened showed us that it was very real. I pray to God that it does not happen again, for my family, for the youth that is now flourishing.

I am also afraid that in the future, this new generation will lose the sense of humanity, submerged in so much technology and leave aside the sharing, the personal interaction. Already today we are seeing that, I hope that in the future technology will be used as what it is a great tool for our use in all areas, but only that, that it does not become our priority.

This is my participation in Weekend-Engagement topics: WEEK 202; as always, it was a pleasure to visit this nice community, greetings!