Facing fear and fleeing it at the same time. There is no excitement like that of confrontation - the ensuing jubilation of success and the traumatizing terror of failure - where a divide will always be created and a victor will always rise. Similarly, there is little more comfortable than that of complacency and familiarity - fleeing to remove fear and replace it with the static lifestyle.
But what happens when you combine the two? When you run from fear to result in a confrontation. When does confrontation become familiar and you become complacent with confrontations?
It's coming, but when?
Keep the car running.
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