false hope

immaterial validation leaves wounds even deeper than the drugs of this generation or the saints' bread and wine. its lies reveal when existentiality convinces us of the insignificance of our achievements, while they were leading us to a place that is supposed to be fulfilling. in that moment, words of comfort should respect the integrity of this life and our emotional connection to it. to allow us, not to overcome our fears, but to accept that the physical world has always developed by means of testing what is there. therefore we are bound to face whatever comes on our path. but not ever with the obligation to do so in good spirit or continue when we can't. because not ever can one success predict for the dynamics of our future