Ok so I think it might be the second option because he’s showing his determination in reaching goal
<span> Too much of a good thing is still too much - he is advising the young lovers to love moderately.
Friar Laurence tells this to Romeo right before he and Juliet are about to wed. It's one of the many examples he gives to Romeo to warn him that he should calm their feelings a little. One of the other comparisons he makes is to gun powder exploding.
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The changes can be frightening, but they are very important for the development of our life and for us to be able to accumulate new experiences that will be very beneficial for us.
One of the most frightening changes for me was when I had to move from the city where I spent my entire life to a city on the other side of the country. I was very frightened by this change, because I was afraid of being lonely, of not finding comfortable things and places in the new city, of not being able to adapt and feeling strange, a fish out of water. However, even with the fear and a certain anguish, I could not help avoiding the change and I faced it as best I could.
I confess that the first few days were difficult and I felt like a child who had lost his favorite toy. However, I encouraged myself to change this situation, to leave the comfort zone and explore the city, to know the places where I could feel good. These places made me find really cool people who are very important to my route today.
I don't feel like a soldier who has returned home, but as an explorer who has found wealth, even away from home.
