A great man once said to live each moment as if it were your last, so that you would not regret living even if you were to die tomorrow.​
I for one, think that this is so wrong that it is laughable.​
After all, the today of a person dying tomorrow is a world apart from the today of a person who will live for another fifty years.​
But.​
But if the moral was interpreted as something like "Remember that you could die at any time", then perhaps it is actually quite understandable.​
... Life can change with no warning.​
One day as usual, the next day as usual.​
Everyone pretends to believe this, and lives as such.​
But perhaps some are wishing that their tomorrow would be different, hoping for a spider's thread to dangle before them.​
Change can be a leap of faith.​
And sometimes, it can be something entirely outside of your control.​
But still.​
But still, you can make your own choices.​
To take that step for yourself.​
Some never notice the spider's thread in front of them, and even if they do, may not be able to reach it.​
Hung up on the fact that it may be a "risk".​
But there is always that low chance, life-changing possibility that could be worth betting yourself on.​
We have no choice but to march onwards.​
You can fall. You can rest. Sometimes, it's necessary to look away.​
But in the end, you'll have to face your weaknesses.​
To be able to look in wards at yourself and believe.​
To carve your experiences into your heart and keep moving.​
That is the essence of "living".​
Ah, living must be quite hard indeed.​
Nevertheless.​
Nevertheless, we keep on living in this world.​
So cast it aside, look up, and smile.​
Try again, one more time.​