I grew up in California, and I love it here. I would agree with the comments about the national parks! I honestly think that Yosemite is one of the most amazing places in the world. There are many other beautiful parks with stunning waterfalls, mountains, and trails, but Yosemite has all of it in a wonderful valley, and it only takes an hour or so to bike around the base. It's like the loveliest resort which has been preserved in it's natural state. I'm biased. I also think that the mindset is very interesting. Northern Californians and Southern Californians have quite different cultures and lifestyles, but they still have that same distinct energy that made it feel at times like I was growing up in a teen movie. It also makes you a bit self centered, I think. Other states felt like other countries to me, since I can drive for 13 hours and still be in CA. Reaching another country was a 5 hour flight at the most, usually a full day trip if I wanted to get to Europe or Asia. I was mindblown by being able to drive to other countries in a few hours in Europe. I noticed that my classmates and I seemed to be a bit detached from the world at times, since California had everything we needed, was full of very exciting things, and everything else was very far away.

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I want to become a lawyer because it's my father's wish. Additionally, we have so many problems concerning our family. In terms of study, my father is a strict person as he thinks about studying as a basic and major right, which we get from the cradle to grave. Before that I was not interested in becoming a lawyer. For me being a lawyer is an obligation to my family as well as to me. When I become a lawyer, plenty of problems will be easily solved by me. I want to see my parents happy, because they expect more from me. They are waiting for the good times when their dreams come true. For this reason, I have to go to foreign countries like America, etc.