When I was in my last year of high school I started watching the Naruto series. This one the darkest time in my life. I was an average student doing my computer science course in a Govt school. All of the family members excluding my mom and teachers in my school label me as a failure. I don't have good scores in exams like my cousins and how much I try I always make silly mistakes and lose some points in exams.
I started to think that I was a failure at that time. One of my friends suggested this series and has been a failure student and lost interest in studies.
Naruto was the series that gave me the push I needed it made me feel like a failure like me can be successful if I put in constant effort and have the resolve to do it. For me, Naruto, the Might guy changed my life.
I didn't get a good score on the final year exam of high school but I didn't lose myself and still put in the effort.
And yeah finally all these efforts started to show up in my college years.
Today I am earning more than my dad or any of my cousins or uncles and everyone looks up to me as a genius kid.
I don't have hatred toward any of my family members and teachers because now I realize they didn't know the world.
I still watch Naruto when ever I lose motivation to go forward.
For me, i was considered as a brilliant and a very active student in my family. As a result, they expect too much from me and I struggled meet those ones. I was really afraid of failures.
But, I lost my intense motivation in my hobbies and I couldn't find things what is interested to me. When I watch this series, I realized that failures are something that enhance and improve ourselves.
If I wanted to be one of the character, I would choose HINATA. She is brave and never lets her hopes and dreams die, no matter what the situation is. She silently worked and fight for it. Her personality development is beyond the horizon. So yeah, I will always look upto her.
All good except for the hard-core simping for a dum dum like Naruto tbh 😂
Same here. Dragonball and Naruto really helped shape many things in my early life. I'd be quite lost i think, if i didn't have anime in my life. Even made my first friends outside college through anime clubs.
@Guest I remember discussing this with a friend years back that people who grew up watching Naruto or Batman, don't usually get demotivated with failures.
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