Sometimes you cling to a mistake simply because it took so long to make.
In life, we often find ourselves holding onto past mistakes, and this attachment can stem from the time and effort we invested in making those choices. It becomes a challenge to let go, even when we realize the error of our ways. This struggle highlights the human tendency to prioritize our past investments over our present and future well-being.
Stephenie Meyer's quote from "The Chemist" underscores this idea, suggesting that the longer one takes to reach a decision or make a mistake, the harder it is to move on. It serves as a reminder that sometimes the best course of action is to learn from our experiences rather than remain tied to them, allowing for personal growth and new opportunities.
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