anon;

[impureheart]

The past cannot be changed. That much I know, but how do you steer the future toward the path you were once on? Is it possible without losing everything you have in the present?

-Marian

Comments

anon;

[dolosa]

Of course it's possible. It all depends on the decisions you make, along with what you want to keep. Just make sure you take care to observe outside influences as well.

anon;

[impureheart]

Even if I sacrificed the knight to try to gain a more tactical position in the first place but it is the knight I want back?

anon;

[dolosa]

”The only thing that is impossible is impossibility”, or so they say. Sacrificing someone for personal gain doesn’t mean you can’t get it back. Though the tactics on getting that person back might be quite difficult.

anon;

[impureheart]

Not being impossible doesn't mean it's probable or going to work out well.

anon;

[dolosa]

Of course not. It all depends on the path you take and the choices you make. That’s all up to you, of course.

anon;

[impureheart]

Historically I don't think I always make very good choices.

anon;

[dolosa]

That's why you get someone to give you decent advice to help you with your choices.

anon;

[impureheart]

Which would explain making the post.

[ That's why she did it in the first place after all. ]

anon;

[dolosa]

Of course. But help of that matter always requires deep specifics. Otherwise even a trained psychoanalyst would be unable to help you.

anon;

[impureheart]

Secrets always come with a price I suppose.

anon;

[dolosa]

They always do.