What prevents you from doing what you really want to do?

Money    i want to have a no kill animal shelter

That's all my fault and no one else's.

Sometimes my morality, sometimes my age, and sometimes the law.

Money, I would travel.

Visit some Blurtiters.

Definitely visit the shinemaster 🍷

I could say:

"The ingrained need for survival via subjective morality and an understanding and acceptance of objective ethical societal guidelines."

But this would be a more broad answer and not just one for me . . . So I will go with "what I Really Want to do . . " as a career choice or pass time  . . . Then it is financial resources.

Nothing. I'm a big kid and the world is my candy store.

Not a thing .... Although I could manage it a bit easier when I was younger.

Got to go with The Z on this one.

And fortunately, I apparently have no deep seated anti-social desires that I am unaware of (or aware of, for that matter.)

And after the normal flights of fancy as a teenager, I have no desire to be a superhero, so I have always been comfortable with my particular limitations

Like most people, I have a bunch of background fears that operate at an unconscious level. Those prevent me from doing the things I desire the most. If something is really important to you, it's normal that it triggers some kind of fear  of failure. Once you have a plan B in your head, things usually become less stressful.

Only myself.

my conscious.