For me it's about the moments of feeling low that someone can suffer more or less frequently and that require an unavoidable stage of calm ("Today all my plans are staying in bed") but followed by a reinforced departure that must be carried out quickly so as not to get caught up in sadness ("If you want to get better, then move on!"). And it must be a genuinely personal process ("No one's gonna wait for you), especially in such a competitive society (this is war).
For me it's about the moments of feeling low that someone can suffer more or less frequently and that require an unavoidable stage of calm ("Today all my plans are staying in bed") but followed by a reinforced departure that must be carried out quickly so as not to get caught up in sadness ("If you want to get better, then move on!"). And it must be a genuinely personal process ("No one's gonna wait for you), especially in such a competitive society (this is war).