Blue-Eyed Lover Through Time and Space 2

For him, letting go is harder than reaching the heavens. Pressuring himself relentlessly is no different from self-harm. Why put himself through it? Hasn't surviving in this world for more than fifty centuries been hard enough? Yet he just had to get hung up on unrequited feelings. He brought this on himself, so why not walk away and put an end to it? But can leaving really solve the problem? Isn't that just a desperate escape when he's backed into a corner?

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