An uchiha awakening sharingan from achieving inner peace?

We typically see that the sharingan is awakened from immense trauma as it is part of the curse of hatred. As their hate grows, their sharingan also gets stronger. This character is supposed to be different than most uchiha and would symbolize the curse of hatred being broken from not awakening the sharingan from immense trauma. At first, he would struggle to accept himself as an uchiha due to viewing it as a cursed clan and would be ashamed of it not associating himself with the clan or wearing the crest. He would eventually accept himself and his heritage, but would resolve to never go down a dark path of chasing power. He still wouldn’t take pride in being an uchiha, but would accept that he is and that he can pave his own path and the past actions of his ancestors does not dictate the kind of person he is or will become.

Something else I thought about too is his sharingan maturing not from battle or immense emotion, but every time he emotionally matures (positively).

I think it would be symbolic as well as ironic as the sharingan is associated with darkness and pain which grows stronger as the user suffers.