I've discovered a recurring weakness in myself. Exposure to high high pressure and stress follows with vaulting, ambitious plans envisioned for a utopian aftermath. Ultimately, they turn out unrealistic. Not so much due to their magnitude, but my ineptness in accurately gauging my own potential following an ordeal such as the one not very long ago. Lapses into states of sheer apathy, an aversion from duty, from anything useful at all, save fun. An adrenaline junkie, if you may. The correct technical term this eludes me at the time of this writing. As you can tell, I really don't care.
The madness is at an end, and an uneasy balance has settled over the burning, dying world. Yet for one beleagured soldier; weary, battered, but alive; he knows it is only the beginning. But fight on he will, for this was the path he chose to tread, the destiny he chose to claim. Though it lead him through hellfire, and sorrow, and death, against the essence of the corrupted world itself; falter, he must not, he cannot. To inch forward, against all odds, to the very heart of chaos, that is his destiny; though destroy him, it may, and break him, it will.
Judging from the time of this post, you can probably guess which side of sleep I'm making this post from. Yeah, it's really getting stressful.