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>I plan on
I don't want to discourage you, so I'll just say this: I feel like I have noticed a pattern in your way of stating things like this. Rhetorically speaking, how many times have you announced great plans, only to change your mind 2 or 4 weeks later when it gave no results or the experience was something else than what you had expected? I don't know what you should do, but let me guess, this is something stemming from your environment, where people like to hear of plans like this?

There is a risk that one stating too many times "I will do this", only to do nothing, that the words start being empty and it may even cause other people to lose trust in you. If this is something you feel you have to tell your father, by now he will probably not be taking this seriously? So I think you should look inside yourself for the things you really believe you will be able to fulfil, disregarding external expectations.

You're talking about doing something which takes 3+ years, after already studying medicine for how long, and then deciding it wasn't for you, after you passed the test.

Things like
>I already have my eyes on the Zig programming language
Don't decide things like this based on some concept of identity, because that is what it feels like.

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