/lit/ - Literature

I'm at a point in my life where I know for a fact that in one months time, almost all of my problems will be solved. I'm planning on make a huge change. I'm running away from everything that vexes me. I'm leaving my life, job, friends and toxic relationship to go finish my degree. I've been in a rut for a couple of years now and it has led me to be in the worst emotional state I've ever been in.
It's all changing though next month and I've never anticipated anything else more than this.

On that same note, there was a post from an anon a couple of years ago that stuck with me. I can't remember if it was in a thread like this or just a random one on pol or something. But still to this day I remember what it said. The anon said that no matter how difficult of a change it would be, do it. If there is something that you think will improve your life, do it. Life is an adventure and you're the only one keeping yourself from experiencing it. When you're old in the future, you won't look back and be disappointed that you took a risk, so take it.
And he posted a picture of an old ship. It was really inspiring to me at the time because it was exactly what I needed to hear. Now I'm in a position again where I'm taking the risk, I'm making my own adventure and it thrills me to think of how great it's going to be.

Chins up anons, it'll all work out if you try your best. Pic not related but I think it's cute.