How thick is the barrier between...?

Question

someone's awareness of their fragility of their being and their lack of determination?

Do we sometimes invoke the fact that we are fragile, when in fact we just want to hide our lack of interest into something?

Answer 1

Some may do that, but when one is fairly large and athletically built (as I am), claiming fragility is not an option -at least not yet, maybe when I get even older. For now, I have to do something else to hide my lack of interest.

Answer 2

to use the I am fragile defense is a cop out in my opinion

Answer 3

fragile and determination of a being, both are different but linked.

If you think deeply about one, you can not think about the other.

These two will not go together. The barrier between these two is/should be medium.

One should think about fragile and get motivated towards determination.

Answer 4

About a thick as a passport that allows you to pass their muzzles and their cold stares and a thick as the distance between a channel of water and true freedom.

Answer 5

I don't see where the two are connected.  Some people are just that,... fragile.  Maybe it depends on how life was dealt to them and how they played, or are playing their hand.  It's a choice.

Looking at the other answers I see extremely intelligent people here, Phoenix...you're one!

Answer 6

be always yourself. smile to the world and you will get back smiles from other people. It's difficult to help you without knowing your age and how you are now living. In any case, endeavour yourself to have your mind free from doubts. Listen to music, read a good book and appreciate the nature around you: sun, stars,moon, wind, rain etc-

have a good day and be generous with other people. ciao

Answer 7

I don't think there is more of a barrier than a clump of grass between what can be avoidance and excuse.  I'm not immune to falling back on an excuse involving fragility if I truly can not enter into the ring without a white flag tucked in my waistband.