It is not difficult to imagine moving out of one setting and into another, unless we are presently struggling within the setting we are in ...in the heat of the moment, in fear of the outcome, or without cause for hope.

Creating an imaginary world to avoid reality may work for a short while, but long term it becomes either a psychosis or something that may be even worse ...called business as usual, unaffected and indifferent.

One is considered a type of mental illness, while the other masquerades as contentment or complacency ...there being a hesitation to diagnose it as apathy.

And it depends much upon whether you are unable to cope with reality, or whether you've become comfortable ...and choose not to look at those who may not be.

And while some may think others are 'plotting' against them, still others care little about these things ...and are only looking to increase their 'lot'.