>>13575349My point may have gotten a bit esoteric, so I want to clarify: If you're pursuing some ideal, you need to keep in mind that you are not ideal. Nobody is perfect, and that's okay. Pressing yourself to the limit and making yourself less capable of pursuing that ideal is the error. If we were meant to be capable of more right now, we would not have the limitations we do. Struggling is good, because struggling is an opportunity for growth. If there's no opportunity for growth because you've become too weak to struggle, you're not struggling to be good, you're struggling to hurt. That's called masochism, and it's a bad thing.
