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Reaction of the story footnote to youthMy reaction about the story it is really sad to know that what we want right away will lead us into misery and regrets. this story only shows how eager youth are in terms of what they want and when they want it. so true in the community. Yet, this very young and too eager generation do not yet know or too far away from the realization of the possible outcomes of their very subjective decisions in life. The story is a perfect reflection of the youth as it seeks to achieved all his desires and vanities in life. Someday, somehow we will be the ones experiencing this story. I am also a youth who get what i want. I realized that is it not always good to have everything i want at hand when i wanted them. As i seek the journey of the road called life, i come up into a though that everything i wanted most will come right on time, thus, creating greater fulfilment and contentment in life. Meaning, what life may offer is too different from what we want in a rush. What we either achieved is best rather than good. To my fellow youth, do not let things pass so fast. Savour each moment that you are still in the bracket of youthfulness. The secret to a fulfilled life and too far from regrets is to live each day or moment meaningfully.Footnote to youth story explains the life a youth who get married earlier without planning what will happen ahead. Youth are just triumph of their feelings that's why that came up with the unexpected events of their life, one of the reason also, was that the love of parents, it is consider as the main theme that explains the story why it happens. the author was able to explain and differentiate the life of the youth on the past and the youth of

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