A Boyfriend for My Wife (2008)

As children, our uniqueness and individuality define us. We feel no shame in what interests us and what we aspire to do with our lives. Many of us dreamt of becoming astronauts, pilots, or scuba divers. No dream was too big, and no goal was out of reach. Our imagination was fueled by the excitement of one day becoming our own hero.

However, as we grow older and school and society shape us into cynical realists, we often reshape our goals into something more achievable. This transformation often manifests as a 9-5 office job that is only tolerable because it brings home a decent paycheck to support our families (although nowadays, even that is slowly becoming unattainable). We lose sight of our ambitions, either out of fear of failure or a lack of desire to put in the effort required to achieve them.