The rising action of an event defines how big it can be. Without any wanting, tension, desire, or introduction the level of excitement or worth of a thing is just not as good. Compare a song to sex to a sales pitch to finishing a degree. If the sex was just penetration and orgasm, sounds pretty fun but no where near as good to when there is foreplay, teasing, and all that jazz rising up. A song has a build before it has a drop and as it rises people get incredibly excited; the climax is rarely even as good as the rise but it makes it way better all the same. The thing about relationships is that they have to teeter out at some point on a plateau but that is only true from a linear observation of a relationship. Yes, love can be only so high and there are damaging results in trying to get only better and high off that. But love is not just huzzah for two people, it is the growth and experience of an individual and another individual who are encouraging and benefiting each other. Life never teeters out, it spirals on and on and on. My suggestion is to observe life never as teetering out but finding another outlet for expansion when one stage seems to finish. If a job has reached its limit, enjoy it and see what else there is. Things do climax out but life does not end there nor does an experience ever have to be a singular, unflavored undertaking.
When things seems to be deadlining, throw something new into the mix. There is always a time when rest is needed and things do have a limit but one’s perception and experience of life does not.
