Humanity lives in a bubble, and at the edge of that bubble is an incredibly harsh reality.
Someone has to stand guard, typically men. Part of staring into the void is wearing emotional armor. On occasion you should take a break, go towards the middle of the bubble, be safe and warm, take a bath, eat, drop your armor, etc.
But that doesn't mean you were wrong to have worn armor at the wall. Nor does it mean the bubble is reality.
Reality is harsh, and everyone is trying to forget that. I commend those who refuse to.
Someone has to stand guard, typically men. Part of staring into the void is wearing emotional armor. On occasion you should take a break, go towards the middle of the bubble, be safe and warm, take a bath, eat, drop your armor, etc.
But that doesn't mean you were wrong to have worn armor at the wall. Nor does it mean the bubble is reality.
Reality is harsh, and everyone is trying to forget that. I commend those who refuse to.