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Lost to the Scythe

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Aug 19, 2021

“People are peculiar creatures. All their actions are driven by desire, their characters forged by pain. As much as they try to suppress the pain, to repress desire, they cannot liberate themselves from eternal servitude to their feelings. As long as the storm rages within them they can find no peace. Not in life, not in death. And so, day after day, they will do all that must be done. Pain is their ship, desire their compass.” -Unknown
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But the real question, a query I ask myself every day, is it worth it? Pain isn’t the only negative emotion. Guilt is there. Loneliness comes often. Jealousy visits at the most unexpected times. Most of the time, my answer is yes. Today, my answer is yes.
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