Nothing is possible if you're faithless.

People say effort is a virtue, and you would be rewarded for it. 

If studying was 'effort' and good results was a 'reward', why do people claim academics aren't everything when their striving conflicts with bad luck?

We all know that's just one big, fat, lie.

In this world, teenagers without guidance blind the young ones, making them think 'education isn't everything', not letting them know that they were being led down a talentless future.

People strive and grind through the tides of pressure and expectations-- and ultimately, only the one that bears through it, even against the agonizing waves, come out successful.

Some run down the path of talent-- some become athletes, commit themselves to artistry, or pull through the worst with family inheritance. Those people? They're cheaters.

That's right-- life was like a Pokemon game, sometimes.

You set off on a journey, grind up levels one after another after another and another-- pulling through with time and vigor until you reach the end.

But others crack up infinite Master Balls, pull out a hundred Rare Candies, negate all damage taken, and never struggle to complete the Pokedex.

There is an unfair point to every part of life. There will always be something, somewhere, that makes your heart ache from injustice, and render your limbs weak from exhaustion.

The easiest escape from this agony is simply to erase.

To delete that meaningless Pokemon game and leave it aside in our lives.

To simply take that one step from the edge, and close your eyes.

Don't forget to say goodnight to your parents, alright?