Well... things cannot continue for ever. There is an inevitable end to everything. The only positive hope is that everything will work out, or that something great will be accomplished. Sometimes, there is no way to know if things will work out or be ok. There is a point, when one may very well have to just give and move on. When does this point arise? How can one know to stop, if one doesn't know the expected end result? Or what if one tries to accomplish something, but nothing seems to ever be achieved.
It's hard to know when to give up and when to keep going. I almost always keep going beyond the point I should. I keep working or trying even though I know I won't get the right answer ever.

Failure

So I've been wondering... What makes a person a failure? Is it not doing well in school... losing a job... not getting a job... not having a future plane? I've pondered this thought many times. What / who are failures? People constantly talk about being or not wanting to be failures, but what actually makes a person a failure? People say when you try your hardest and you don't succeed that's life... but isn't that failure. Where is the line? When is trying your hardest not enough? I feel like you can try all you want, but for some, they will always be failures. It isn't fair... but some are just unlucky. I wish that wasn't true, but I think some are just meant to lack success and be unlucky.