It's similar to being a puppy waiting to get adopted. You were born at a shelter and don't have the best of things, but you make a few friends and your mother reminds you that you're worth something and with enough effort you can do anything in life. However despite there being so much to life there is one thing that seems to be one common goal that is even the end of the life plan for a lot of people. So you have this pressure to strive for that, but it doesn't completely destroy your ambition to have fun and enjoy your environment. Then you see those around you gradually disappear as you stay there. The regulars come by and pat you on the back and remind you that'll it'll be okay and eventually get picked, but it doesn't seem to be the case. You start to develop more awareness and you see people look at you or even taunt you, but they don't really seem interested in adopting you. It hurts, but there is always tomorrow... or the day after.
Then the regulars stop coming by, but that's okay Mom is still here and seems to be happy with her residence. That is because you know... she had accomplished that one goal. You've been less playful and even stopped getting excited when people come by my area now, but that's okay... there is always tomorrow... or the day after. It seems like everyone around you has been adopted and in reality.. they all have or went somewhere else. You understand people move on, but you're content and it's okay being here, you guess. Eventually your mother passes and it takes a toll on your health, but you're not a little puppy anymore and you're in your prime years. You can't let this distract you, despite it absolutely destroying you both mentally and emotionally.
Fast forward to the very end of your prime years. You've realized that you've been condemned to fail and just lay there as a few peers and outsiders show you empathy, but never truly step into help. Because there isn't anything to help.. I was just born this way, and... that's okay. I sit here.. I occasionally play just to come back and sit here... and it's okay, because there is always tomorrow.. until.. I pass away which is just around the corner. I'll do it alone. No one will remember me. That's okay, because there is always tomorrow.