Bramblepoint Darjeeling Express

"If you do not know yourself, where you want to end up, then it will be very hard to get there anyway," Wraen did not have much to comment on Dwin's lengthy rant. She could only guess that the people she had mentioned were either siblings or good friends. And she could also tell that this girl felt lonely because of that. Come to think of it, her fate had been pretty similar in the beginning. She too had stayed behind to help fend for the younger siblings. With the difference being that up until the moment she could not longer stand to stay in the same pack as her love-interest, she had had no intention to leave. Like ever. 

"It may not seem so, but I believe that the people you named to some extent envy you as well," she pointed out. "Does not make it any easier for you than it is now, but... in other words life does not stay in the same spot, even if it might feel like so. As long as you keep moving, you are alive. So - just keep living and taking as much from it as you possibly can," she suggested. "Out of interest - is there a particular reason, why you are against getting married?" she asked. "Of course, as a yearling finding a mate and settling down might not be among your top priorities, but this is a life goal that most people want to achieve."