The Tunnel and the Light

The tunnel is way more important than the light at the end. I said what I said, and I mean it. Now, you're probably thinking that I'm a negative person, but that is quite the opposite. The tunnel is our experiences. If you take a clueless person and put them in the light, then they won't know how to enjoy it. However, those who have gone through hardship know how to value the light. Our tunnels build our character. If we only had light, we would all be Jane Does and John Does. 

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