The Boy Who Didn’t Want to Give Up
Somewhere between the cracked walls of a classroom and the buzzing dreams of a tired mind, there lived a boy. He didn’t come from much — just a modest home in a small developing country, where ambition often collided with the weight of reality. His family? Middle-class, surviving but not thriving. His country? Beautiful, but slow to catch up. His world? Full of limits. And yet, he dreamed. He was a student of computer engineering — not by genius, not by glory, just by the hope that maybe this would lead somewhere . He wasn’t a topper, nor a dropout. He lived in the middle — average grades, average motivation, above-average anxiety. But his expectations were not average. He wanted more . Not just a job or a degree. He wanted peace of mind. A place in the world. A reason to feel proud when he looked in the mirror. But what happens when your expectations become your enemy? He tried hard, he really did. He attended classes, pushed through thick old textbooks, coded late in...