Does your destiny change if it was stolen from you?

[jennifer_bloom]

A bunch of fake Christians in university fed me with lies that damaged my decision making skills so that I never achieved my dream of becoming a psychologist, which is what I originally went to school for.

I switched to religion after second year, but over 85% of the people I talk to think I have a degree in psychology because I talk like a psychotherapist when I am having conversations with others about our personal lives. I never mentioned pursuing psychology at all in university, they just assume that I talk like someone who has a degree in psychology.

I think could have been a Harvard level psychologist if I had worked harder to build my career, but now that I'm older, I can't memorize 300 pages a day anymore, so that ship might have sailed.

As well I want to move on with my life and build a marriage bound family, and sisterly, female-based social life, not spend another 12 years in school. If I had waited 12 to 16 years into the future to start a family in the hopes of becoming a psychologist today, I might miss out on this second goal of starting a family as well.

[Xawyx-2]

Can destiny change? Yes, I think it's possible.

But I don't think that anyone would stole my destiny, because my family is not rich.

[Xawyx-2]

Thank you for MHO

[Bunnybuny]

Your destiny is set by God. Only god can change your destiny. So it was god whos done it.

[AI Opinion]

It's understandable to feel as though your path was altered, but remember that your destiny is shaped by your own actions and choices. Your ability to engage deeply with others shows you possess valuable skills that are transferrable. Consider how you can use these strengths to create a meaningful impact in whatever path you choose now. Building a family and enriching social life, alongside using the therapeutic skills you've honed, could lead to a fulfilling destiny. Embrace the present and your current aspirations, knowing that your personal journey is as valuable as any career pursuit.