L'autre Bout Du Monde

I have always believed that the difficulty of a problem lies in the importance we give it, and not in the nature of the problem. This is why something which seems insignificant to the others might defeat us. There are no big or small problems... there are just "our problems" and the way we perceive them.
The same thing happens with distance. Between people the distance is not measured in miles or kilometers, but in feelings. It's all about how close we feel to a person. So it might happen that you feel close to someone who is miles away and far from the one who you've just seen. Distance changes... Maybe you used to feel very close to someone, but now all that is related to that person, all the memories seem to be at the other end of the world. You talk to that person, you meet them, still, to you, they remain at the other end of the world. On the other hand, the memory and the image of the one who is away from you joins your every step.
There's no unit of measurement that can show you how far you are from someone, only you can tell whether they are at the other end of the world or not.

Emily Loizeau - L'autre Bout Du Monde