Should I Give Up Or Should I Keep On Chasing Novels & Stories

"Rule #1: Don't chase your potential clients with a knife." Have you ever felt like you were cursed to suffer forever? Like the entire purpose of your life is for tormention? Because I do. Ever since I was born, life has a strange way of reminding me why I shouldn't hold on to things that were meant to break. Trends, promises, status, condoms, standards and et cetera.

I said, "One way or another, we will just break up in the end." "What if we don't." "We will." "Why you're not even willing to give it a chance?" He asked, lines forming between his eyebrows. "Because it's not worth it," My words slammed him in the face and I felt him edge backward, hurt at the impact. I immediately shook my head, "No, no, not like that, it's not what I meant," My heart pulsed and throbbed, "It's not worth losing you forever, Chase." I admitted, "I can't bear the thought that risking this now could cost me the chance to have something later."

he said sharply. Ok. So we were back to where we were. I grit my teeth and continued, anyway. “I won’t shut up because it’s important and you need to hear this. If you keep pondering what you could have, you will lose sight of everything you have right now.” I licked my lips, knowing I probably was digging my own grave. “Move on! Because believe it or not, everyone deserves to be happy and they deserve someone with whom they can share their happiness. Your mother would choose only the best woman for you.”

"But how do you know, sister, if you should fight, or if you should just give up?" Infinity thought for a moment. "I do not know either." She sighs. "Maybe, when you did everything you could, but it was still not enough. Or maybe when you're already exhausted? Only then will you know that you need to give up. But you should do everything you can. So that there would be no regrets.”

He was about to portal himself home and avoid any more embarrassment. Daniel walked up to him. “Are you leaving?” “Yes!” “After one try?” “Isn’t one try enough?” Daniel stepped towards him and said, “No, it isn’t, and it wasn’t even one try because all you did was point, and I did the rest of the work. If you’re truly committed to your goal, you’ve got to keep going even if doors close against you. You will get hurt many times, a few times, or none, depending on how lucky you are, but giving up is not an option. Never is—”

“ The most important thing is not drowning yourself trying to figure out why someone did what they did. There are people who will never have enough no matter how much you give them. You give them everything but they still want more. That doesn't mean we should kill ourselves trying to please them. Choose yourself and choose the people that choose you. Don't lose yourself for someone. That never ends well.”

The question settled heavily between my ribs. Because beneath all the logistics and practical concerns, that was the real question. Did I want it? I closed my eyes briefly. “I think I do.” My voice sounded smaller than I expected. “Why?” I looked at him and then at all of them. “Because I want you to see that it's okay to chase something important. I want you to know that being scared doesn't mean you stop moving forward.” My throat tightened. “I want you to see a woman who tried.”

And I wasn’t ready to let it go yet. “I want to try again,” I said. Kaiden shook his head. “No.” I frowned. “Why?” “Because you’re chasing it now.” “So?” “So that’s when you lose it.” I stared at him. “That’s frustrating.” “Yes.” “That’s not helpful.” “It’s true.” I ran a hand through my hair. “I almost had it.” “You did.” “Then let me keep going.” “No.” “Kaiden—” “No.” I sighed. “You’re impossible.”

He could not fail Chloe. Even if she was in such pain that she did not know how to choose, as long as there was still a path ahead of him, he would definitely move towards his goal. However, once he had given up, what reason would he have to persist? Therefore, he would never give up. Never... "But Howard..." Chloe didn't want to cry, so she held back her tears. She bit her lip and said firmly, "You know that I can't go on like this, right?"

"You helped me, because I gave up." "You did the right thing, by giving up. It is a reminder that you cannot learn everything in an instant. That is why rituals were created to remind us to practice the form of art that we admire. And sometimes, there are battles you cannot win. You should know when to stop. The next day, you'll have to try again." Ivar didn't know how to respond. He thought his father would be disappointed at him. But why would he? He's right. I'm just getting started. Does that mean it's always okay to fail? No. Perhaps next time he won't be soft to him.