so I really want to be a Cross-Country show jumper and hang out with horses, but my parent’s don’t want me to. It is my dream even though i’m only 14 – i have always wanted to so please help me! Is it okay to grow up and be something even if your parents don’t think you should?
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Ask your parent’s why they don’t want you to. Maybe there’s a misunderstanding??
BTW, I adore horses as well and it is also a dream I have to get into jumping! 😉
Hayley, when I was your age (and for years before that) I wanted nothing more than to be a jockey. I read everything about horses I could get my hands on and took riding lessons as long as I could (which wasn’t long). But I live in Washington, where there’s not a lot of horse racing. What is your situation?
I think if God had wanted me to be a jockey, he would have put me in Kentucky and made my parents horse trainers. I eventually figured out that I didn’t want it all that bad… and God replaced those dreams with others. I still think it would be cool… but I’m sure glad I didn’t try to run away from home to make it on my own with horses! Wait a little while. God may open up a door for you to be able to do this or something similar that your parents are ok with, or He may show you His own different plan.