A thin line, indeed.

 At some point or another, we all have that moment in our lives, it may come early or you would refuse to acknowledge it with the will that you can. Sometimes, its best to be point blank realistic. But where do we draw that line? Is it blind and stubborn stupidity to go through with what you have started till the end? But how is it wholly a rash and desperate attempt on your part when for the first time in your life, you have a clear idea of what you have to do and your courage to speak up for it? In many cases you are just ungrateful or having a temporary breakdown o_O 
or you just think you're too cool and smart <---heh! I wish.

So what is the right thing to do and what act will be condemned? When you stand alone with one wish, and you're going after something only you want, does that make the pursuit of your own happiness wrong? But how can it be wrong when your happiness and well-being is said to be the determinant for the objections? Rebels can be heroes. Heroes are rebels. Sometimes, it is all a matter of perspective. In the long run, will the right thing always remain justified? Put under different circumstances, what if it turns against itself? Where do they meet - the point of right and wrong? Happiness against well-being? Knowledge against wisdom? The supposed ignorance of youth against the supposed wisdom of the old?

When I am golden and old, I hope I can still stand by the rightness of my decision today and not regret not having gone through with it.