It's still dark and stormy.

[xuelanghu]

Wherein I realise things will never change for the better if a person doesn't see things from your point of view. And perhaps the only way to make things better is to runaway so that it doesn't matter whether the two parties see eye-to-eye or not.

Then it comes to the argument of whether this is considered escapism. But if the only way to change things is to escape from it, then shouldn't it be considered a solution?

Or maybe I'm supposed to change my point of view? But can I? I doubt so. It's a lopsided argumentative essay to me right now. I see what the other party sees, yet my justifications are too strong for me to convince myself to take the other stand.

The torture only fortifies my belief.

Now, I need a solution...