If a novice wants to enter the market and trade, I absolutely do not support it and would earnestly try to persuade them; but how has it changed for me?
Perhaps it's an excuse: "It's because I feel that trading is something I must do. I feel a sense of achievement in trading, although the journey has been quite tortuous, it gives me a sense of participation and protagonism, making me feel that this is my doing. I can say that through a series of things related to trading, I have grown, developed my own thoughts and opinions, and truly become a person." Although this may be somewhat exaggerated, this is genuinely how I feel.
On the other hand, given my current status, there is no way to fall further, so while success is good, failure isn't that bad either; I originally had nothing, so I’m not afraid.
Of course, I still want to discourage novices because I consider myself to be cautious by nature, and my financial investment is small. So even if I lose all my principal now, it wouldn't be a big deal. But if some novices happen to have some money to trade with, they might as well spend it on food, drinks, and fun.
I know that the path of trading is difficult, but I still want to pursue it. I know this is my path.