It is unrealistic to think that a woman who's special, and knows she's special, would stick to a single man, at any point in time. In reality one should be happy for meeting such a woman and enjoy her presence and attention for as much as it lasts. Without any regrets when she moves on. Cause at some point and for a while she chose you. Such man has not lived in vain.
One day... one day you shall meet a skinny girl, with light in her eyes and a beautiful mind, and she will smile at you and she will provide you shelter in her heart and company in the mutiny around you. It must happen. You have to believe in this otherwise it's all pointless. That's why we keep on searching for a friend for the end of the world.
Unless you've already met her and point 2 gets replaced by point 1. Thus, you have only the option to be happy from now on.
The metaphor of the world which is about to end is meant to literally strip us of all the useless, comforting things and choices that actually preclude us from living the lives we want, the lives we deserve. Boring jobs, people we don't really like (anymore), being cautious and constantly scared. Settling in complacency. Getting used with a lie. Until it's too late.
The main idea is to get what you need till the end. To die happy, fulfilled, preferably not alone. Doesn't matter (that much) if it was for a few minutes, days, months or years. Of course, the ideal case is to be happy for as long as possible. But the right question is indeed: "is it ever enough?". Rhetorical. Especially if you think about those who never got to feel it.
Another idea is to stop at some point. To call off the search. Cause life stops too, the end of the world, our own world, could come any moment now. There's no need for a universal cataclysm to understand that from your perspective, when you die, the whole world dies with you. Thus at some point in time you need to do it: Try to enjoy what is given, and if more is coming your way, then ok, but if not, then ok as well. Life just happens and you can't just waste all the time you have chasing ghosts...
One day... one day you shall meet a skinny girl, with light in her eyes and a beautiful mind, and she will smile at you and she will provide you shelter in her heart and company in the mutiny around you. It must happen. You have to believe in this otherwise it's all pointless. That's why we keep on searching for a friend for the end of the world.
Unless you've already met her and point 2 gets replaced by point 1. Thus, you have only the option to be happy from now on.
The metaphor of the world which is about to end is meant to literally strip us of all the useless, comforting things and choices that actually preclude us from living the lives we want, the lives we deserve. Boring jobs, people we don't really like (anymore), being cautious and constantly scared. Settling in complacency. Getting used with a lie. Until it's too late.
The main idea is to get what you need till the end. To die happy, fulfilled, preferably not alone. Doesn't matter (that much) if it was for a few minutes, days, months or years. Of course, the ideal case is to be happy for as long as possible. But the right question is indeed: "is it ever enough?". Rhetorical. Especially if you think about those who never got to feel it.
Another idea is to stop at some point. To call off the search. Cause life stops too, the end of the world, our own world, could come any moment now. There's no need for a universal cataclysm to understand that from your perspective, when you die, the whole world dies with you. Thus at some point in time you need to do it: Try to enjoy what is given, and if more is coming your way, then ok, but if not, then ok as well. Life just happens and you can't just waste all the time you have chasing ghosts...