An excuse called limits - by Kemono Kirito

That feeling that you get when you feel like no matter how hard you try, no matter how high you fly, no matter how far you climb, there will always be someone better, higher and faster than you. It's so suffocating, you feel like you're drowning no matter what you do, even if you stop and try to do nothing else, you feel even worse because this time even those beneath you catch up. Left in this stalemate of thought, what do we do? What do we do, since we're not even allowed to give up? What Can we do? Why can't we just rest and not have to give a damn about someone ahead of us or someone trying to overtake us. People wil say, do your best, try your hardest, and you're bound to get it eventually. But don't they realize that what they call encouragement is a pill that can be substitute for suicide? You give a person that absolute confidence that they can get whatever they want done, if they put in twice or maybe thrice the effort. That's all crap, no matter what anyone says, people are bound to fail, and when they do, they always end up falling harder because of how high they aimed(just like batman trying to use grapple hook on a sky scrapper, only to get a nasty fall halfway to his destination).But don't get me wrong, I'm not saying that anyone should give up, but I'm not saying that people shouldn't either, there are what we humans call limits. And every human is bound to have at least one. The word human itself is a limitation, when there are higher beings in this reality. No matter how hard anyone tries, that person is bound to meet a wall to crash into; some have the strength to get up and overcome it, some don't have the strength, yet some lack the strength but have the resolve and vice versa. For example, a highschool martial artist, meets a pro martial artist, and a pro martial artist meet an international martial artist, and it only continues. Either way limits will always be there, however, limits will also Always continue to be an excuse. So here's the real question, WHAT IN GOD'S NAME SHOULD WE ACTUALLY DO!?

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