There is this quality, in things, of the right way seeming wrong at first.
In his novel "Rabbit, Run," John Updike suggests that what initially appears to be the correct path can often feel counterintuitive or uncomfortable. This notion reflects the complexity of life’s decisions, highlighting that choices which are ultimately beneficial can sometimes seem misguided at first glance.
This theme resonates with many aspects of human experience, where growth and positive outcomes often arise from stepping out of comfort zones. Updike's insight emphasizes the importance of embracing uncertainty and reassessing our perceptions of right and wrong as we navigate life's challenges.
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