Swayed

What really is freedom?
The ability to do as you wish without recompense or strain, or could it be the gust of satisfaction when you do something long planned without third party inputs?
Now a lot of people chase after freedom for the wrong reasons; peer pressure, societal conducts and or self-inflicted responsibilities. As much as freedom tastes good, you have to be sure not to get side-tracked by the power it bestows.
Firstly, enumerate the reasons why you're so itchy for freedom;
Secondly, evaluate those reasons and effects;
Thirdly, analyze those effects.
If your foci for chasing freedom is negative, you'd end up right back where you started or further below.
Freedom could be beneficial or not; why do you want it?