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Graduation is a thing that every student looks forward to but is filled with fear when having a cross-examination with the deathly question "what will you do when you graduate?" classically, when you answer this question regarding your dreams, reasonableness is evaluated, advices are given according to customs, and closing is made by mentioning relative peers. maybe adults need to look at it from a new accepted perspective. Schools are not just a stepping stone to a good job. The school process also means good memories, good friend relationships, and a developing personality. Advice and questions from adults will only cause restlessness. In this regard, traditionalism should be set aside and differentiation should be accepted as a new point of view.

While i was a student at university, we invited a young man to do our traditional talks. Despite his young age, he was a gardener and a teacher at a pre-school course at the same time. He was very good at gardening and was very prepared for all of our questions. In the middle of our talk, he told that he was fishing in his spare time. It surprised us because he was living a preferable life and he was in touch with every spot of nature. Apart from fishing and gardening, he was building furniture from old broken trees. He showed different photos from his garden. We imagined a life like this and felt a little bit jealous actually.