A young woman shares her joy at having bought her first home: "It doesn't have plaster but at least it's all mine"
Children at some point in their life desire their own independence and aspire to build a life of their own, just as their parents did. While there are many families who manage to support their children on their path to independence, many others can barely put food on the table. For many young people it is not easy to leave home and aspire to live alone, just like "real adults", and the reasons are mainly economic. Analía Barrios, a young woman of 24, has shown however that with hard work and constant commitment, dreams can come true: everything won't be perfect, but slowly all goals are achievable ... even perfection!
Analía Barrios wanted to go and live alone, like many young people, above all so as not to be a burden on the shoulders of her mother, who already had some difficulties in maintaining the family. Analia, in fact, unlike her other young people, comes from a poor family in Paraguay and lived with her mother in a very humble place. To make her dream come true, Analia not only hoped or wished that things would change, but she worked hard to achieve them: for 6 years she worked and saved, until the day she was able to afford a house of her own. her. Proudly, she showed herself in a photo on Facebook, sitting at the foot of her bed, in her new and modest home:
“It has no plaster, you can see the bare bricks and the tin roof, but it's still my home and I'm not dependent on anyone,” wrote Analía, adding that everything can be done with work. The new furniture will arrive soon, in small steps.
Her home is still very simple, but it was a goal that the young woman achieved with honesty and determination and this is what matters most. Her post went viral and reached many other young people who, like her, dream of a home all to themselves; many adults too have identified with her determined attitude and her story of sacrifice. To all those who aspire to be independent, Analia advises to start saving early and never give up. It's hard not to share her words: well done!
