PointOfNoReturn

Life has the uncanny ability of making you feel you made the wrong decision. All of the sudden, temptations of incredible proportions rise; new details you’ve been trying to avoid appear out of nowhere and confront you head on. You do your best to overlook a nuance, to identify a feature that could daunt you from returning and to escape the things that remind you of why you’re now in this new point. But it seems like a trickery, a hapless attempt. The farther you are, the greater the distance spanned, the stronger the pillars should be.  Or else all that weight in the middle, between the point of saying no and the point of opening a new door, will collapse.