If you bother to write, it’s probably because you think there’s something valuable to be said.
The trouble is, if you think it’s important enough to bleed over, it’s also important enough that you want to make sure it’s.
Completely.
Perfect.
So just put it off. After all, it’s better not to do something at all then to do something imperfect.
The Sailor Who Fell From Grace with the Sea closes with a meditation on all the glory that must be given up in order to lead a real life.
The author took over a military base, in an effort to restore Japan to its Imperial glory.
When he failed, he killed himself.