How do you keep moving toward a dream when people do not believe in you?

The text suggests continuing to build your dream despite poverty, inner pain, past wounds, and other people’s disbelief. Its point is not the absence of pain, but refusing to let that pain stop you.

Can vulnerability coexist with the will to keep moving forward?

Yes. In this text, vulnerability does not cancel resilience: sadness, inner wounds, and tenderness coexist with the desire to live, believe in goodness, and keep going.

Sweet Coffee Time☕

Right now I'd head for the sea in search of light, take wine, binoculars in my backpack✈🌍

But come back down to earth: we're here, and mostly out of pride we'll say “nah”😔

We come from low-income families, walking barefoot toward a dream.

The darker the clouds, the more I want to live and fly high!

I'm not one of those who got burned once and has sat quietly ever since...

Her smile shines, I'm getting drunk, sunshine🦊

Here, if you want to sting, believe me, all you need is a bumblebee and wasps.

Blood doesn't reach the brain, monsters bite the neck...

Ah, enough being sad, all cats are perfect.

Somebody here has no stab wounds, but there's a hole inside,

And somebody is wounded, yet their world is full of good!

Kid, build your dream no matter what, like Lego.

Everyone who doesn't believe in you—smile and say: enough, see ya!