In my culture it is not normal to see a girl take such a strong and demanding position and field. Also, as a girl, I was taught from an early age that one day I should leave my home and go to my husband's house, and from that day on, my husband's house will be my home. And what my husband and his family wish for me will be my future. But as times are changing, the values ​​and restrictions on girls are also changing. But I still know that one day I will have to get married and start a family. This also had a big influence on my decision to join MTI. Because once I start a family and get married, there may be a time when I won't be able to work as a lawyer because I just won't have much time. I will have to dedicate time to my husband, my children and my family because this is my first responsibility. But with today's growing expenses, a single person cannot raise a family. If that time ever comes in my life where I am required to work for my family, I will have my paralegal degree, which will at least allow me to get a job that can keep my family comfortable, and MTI provides job placement for life. So I always know I have someone to help me if I ever get stuck