【what（do及you及want?及i及want及....）】Life is full of questions, and one of the most powerful ones is: “What do you want?” It’s a simple phrase, yet it can lead to deep reflection. When someone asks that question, it’s not just about what you desire in the moment — it’s about uncovering your true self, your goals, and your purpose.

So, when the question comes up — “What do you want?” — how do you answer?

For me, the answer isn’t always clear. Sometimes it changes with time, with experiences, and with the people around me. But if I take a moment to pause and think, I realize that what I want is more than just material things or temporary pleasures. It’s about growth, connection, and meaning.

I want to live a life that feels authentic. Not one that’s dictated by others’ expectations, but one that aligns with my values and passions. I want to be free from the noise of society’s standards and find my own path, even if it’s not the easiest one.

I want to build meaningful relationships — not just for the sake of having them, but for the real, deep connections that make life worth living. I want to understand others, to listen more than I speak, and to be there for those who matter.

I want to keep learning, to explore new ideas, and to challenge myself every day. Growth doesn’t happen in comfort zones; it happens when we step out, even if it’s just a little bit each time.

I want to contribute something positive to the world, even if it’s small. Whether through kindness, creativity, or simply being present, I believe that every action has an impact.

And most of all, I want to be happy — not the kind of happiness that’s fleeting, but the kind that comes from knowing who I am, what I stand for, and where I’m going.

So, when someone asks, “What do you want?” — I don’t always have a perfect answer. But I know that the journey of discovering it is what makes life meaningful.

Because at the end of the day, what you want is what defines you.