What I say here is going to apply to anyone that needs to hear this. If you have a problem, you fix it. Ignoring it will not cause the problem to resolve itself, and running away from it is not a solution. In reality, the things you're running from will linger beneath your mind's surface, haunting any new, relatively similar undertaking. If you notice a pattern with the way things are going, fix it.

When you run away, you attempt to tie up the loose ends before detangling them. You keep trying to pick up more things and don't understand why you're dropping them. Emotional ties run deeper than something as simple as dropping it, and hoping everything works out. People remember things.

Taking the easy way out is not a solution to problems, and if these problems aren’t going away or being fixed, maybe it’s time to reevaluate the way that you try to find a solution instead of pushing it off.

If you always do what is easy and choose the path of least resistance, you never step outside your comfort zone. Great things don't come from comfort zones.