Making of a Midlife Crisis, Step 3
<p><em>In </em><a href="https://medium.com/illumination/midlife-crisis-in-the-making-step-2-a488d88c763f" rel="noopener"><em>Step 2</em></a><em> of this series, I broached the topic of feeling like I’m missing out; a haunting feeling everyone experiences in the throes of a Midlife Crisis. I’ll dig more into that here.</em></p>
<p>When I was a kid, I wanted to be a wrestling star. My dad, brother, and I watched wrestling every Monday night, the one school night we were allowed to stay up late.</p>
<p>This career desire could have arisen because it was the first real interest my dad and I had in common; if I made it I was convinced I’d have his approval, something all young boys crave. Don’t worry, this won’t devolve into a therapy session for me — the point is, I wanted to be something when I grew up.</p>
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