Mathew: Mom, I want to become a professional rugby player someday.

Jenny: That’s a big dream, Mathew. What makes you want that?

Mathew: I really love rugby. Playing makes me feel alive.

Jenny: I know you enjoy it, but professional sports are very hard.

Mathew: That’s true, but I’m ready to work hard for it.

Jenny: I admire your passion, but what about the danger?

Mathew: Rugby has become safer now. The rules have changed.

Jenny: It’s still a tough sport. Injuries can happen easily.

Mathew: I’ll be careful. I’ll train properly and wear safety gear.

Jenny: Alright. As long as you put safety first.

Mathew: I will. And there are good career options after playing too.

Jenny: Like what?

Mathew: Some players become coaches or work in sports media.

Jenny: That sounds more stable. It’s smart to think ahead.

Mathew: Yes, and I also want to support our family in the future.

Jenny: That’s sweet of you. But money isn’t everything.

Mathew: I know. But I want to use my dream to do something good.

Jenny: I respect that. Dreams can be powerful.

Mathew: Thanks, Mom. I’ll do my best to make you proud.

Jenny: I believe in you, Mathew. Just always take care of yourself.