There is no light at the end of the tunnel for us. We are who we are.
People spend their entire lives fearing the very thing you apparently crave. They do anything they can to delay the process or fool themselves into believing it__ farther away than it actually is. With every passing year, with every milestone, they only feel more anxiety, more inclination to defeat this inevitability of nature, only to realize that they__e fostered an entire life of crippling fear, wasted on the fixation of its end. And there you sit, begging for it.
The Black Swan Company
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People spend their entire lives fearing the very thing you apparently crave. They do anything they can to delay the process or fool themselves into believing it__ farther away than it actually is. With every passing year, with every milestone, they only feel more anxiety, more inclination to defeat this inevitability of nature, only to realize that they__e fostered an entire life of crippling fear, wasted on the fixation of its end. And there you sit, begging for it.
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