‘I want 5sos concert tickets.’

‘I want to travel the world.’

‘I want a six pack.’

‘I want a tan.’

‘I want new shoes.’

‘I want a *designer name* handbag.’

‘I want to have perfect hair.’

‘I want to be a millionaire.’

‘I want it to be summer.’

‘I want to be a *enter dream job*.’

‘I want to have my own private jet.’

‘I want.’

It is inhumanely impossible to recollect how many I have heard the words ‘I want’. The society we live in only cares about what is to come. We fixate ourselves on getting things that we ‘want’ and must have, yet as soon as we get them the value seems lessened. I believe this is down to the ‘want’.

For example, for days now I have wanted it to snow excessively in order for school to be cancelled. However, as I was abruptly awoken by my beautiful mother yesterday morning, telling me it had snowed, the want for it was demolished. As I looked out the window and saw the small flurry that was settling, I knew school would still be on. This shows that how we want things to turn out, may not always turn out how we want them too.