It is in these moments, these moments in which I feel rather 'alone', that I find my brain at its highest productivity. I've come to the belief that the reaction is caused by my natural ability to stop crying and pull myself together. It's not really a 'want' so much as a 'need'. Then again, I have a high resiliency. Is there a point to this statement? Indubitably.
In essence, I'm curious as to the 'standard' level of resiliency for man. Is it right to be broken up over the death of a relative for merely an hour? Or should you focus on it for years and years, never truly being 'happy' again? Food for thought.
Of course, the answer to that one is rather obvious. But here's one that's a bit LESS obvious: Say you're in 'love', or whatever you wish to call it. And the person 'breaks your heart'. How long is the standard waiting time before being truly 'happy' again? Should it tear you up inside and cloud your opinion of relationships in general? Or should you learn from it, and put your best foot forward?
Most wish to choose the latter. But here's another thought: What if the first one is, in and of itself, exactly the same as the latter? Food for thought.
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