Theres been a number, two related to people crushing my dreams over my life time, first was when I was about 8 I told my dad I wanted to be an actor, he told me "forget that, never going to happen so quit dreaming!" and to some extent I know where he was coming from but you never know what might have been and who the hell says that to an 8 year old
Another was when I was in secondary school (16 at the time) and we were being asked what we wanted to be in life, after class my teacher held me back and told me to take a seat, a bad start there, and she proceeded to tell me that "I didn't want to embaress you in front of the class but with your learning disability you'll never be able to be a vet, I'm so sorry"... I know her heart was in the right place but damn it...
Then there was the time that I heard something I never meant to hear... or read I guess, a "friend" sent a text to my phone by mistake that read "just make sure doesn't come, doesn't he realise he is not welcome?! no one likes that f*cker!", needless to say I confronted him and all my friends about it, seems they all shared that view and christ that hurt, still that was in secondary school, I thankfully went on to university and met a ton of friends who I still hang out with regularily now
Finally, this was a fortnight ago... for years now I've had an issue with my hands, for as long as I can remember really where they twitch, can never keep them still, be it the fingers or the wrists or what have you, only started to get it looked into this past year because things seemed to be getting worse. After ages of tests, doctors visits etc etc. I was finally sat down by my doctor who told me "The problem with your nerves is just going to get worse, we could go in and do surgery but it would be like a band aid on a gunshot wound, you're best bet is therapy and preparing yourself mentally" Essentially being told that I will eventually lose most of function in my hands, preventing me from doing 2 things I love in life, drawing and playing video games... I guess I'll learn to deal with it but still...