As you grow older, your puzzles becomes more perplex and complicated. The four pieces that you used to fit easily has turned into hundreds of similar looking shapes.
Let me tell you a story that I personally made about puzzles.
Drawing closer to completing the 12x12 puzzle, Oscar feels that rush of adrenaline pumping in his veins. The moment he puts that piece to its place makes him believe that he can complete a masterpiece.
Sweating. Shaking. Anticipating.
Finally, he held that final puzzle piece. He fits it in on the center of that large 12x12. Done. Euphoria floods in his system. Oscar scans his finished product with that sense of pride as he have made it with his very own hands. Then....
...he realized that he missed a piece on the left corner of the puzzle. His heart starts to beat fast and he breathes heavily. Oscar searches for it everywhere, however, it seems like it is never to be found.
He sit back to his chair, thinking and staring at his supposed to be masterpiece. He tries to keep calm by thinking positive thoughts and he even starts to pray. However, something tells him to finally accept that at this time he can not finish the puzzle. It took him time to finally heed that voice in his head.
After an hour of deliberating, Oscar decided to leave that one piece short of a masterpiece on his table, believing that one day he would fill that final puzzle. Until this very day, that incomplete art is still gathering dust on his unused work table.
Fin. :D
Lesson: You can never say that your life is perfect. Even you feel like it, you have to realize that there is always that one blank part of the puzzle. Go on and enjoy your life and fill in those missing pieces.
-OtakuTourist
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