When I was a child, people always talked about their dreams, hoping to talk about them every day and share them with others. When I grow up, my dreams are still there. Why didn't I say it out loud? I think it may be caused by the following reasons!

1. I'm afraid it can't be realized. It's embarrassing.

When I grow up, I am more rational and face-saving, and I know that my dream is not so easy to realize, so I prefer to hide it silently in my heart and shout it out when it is realized. Isn't it more enviable and admirable?

2. No clear dreams.

Many people have many dreams when they grow up. Today is this dream, and tomorrow is another dream. He can't tell which is his real dream and what he really wants to pursue, so he can't shout out his dream because his dream is vague!

They should practice their dreams with practical actions instead of shouting slogans every day! This is the view of rational people!

Do you think I'm right?