Whether you pick well or poorly, the act of choosing carries grief. Leaves you wondering, years later, what life might have been had you chosen differently. . . . Or even wishing you'd simply paused, taken a long, deep breath. Not allowed the personal moment and the pattern of your family and your stupid culture to shove you two-handed from behind, forcing you to stumble unbalanced into the future
The act of making choices often brings with it a sense of loss and regret, regardless of whether the decisions made were beneficial or detrimental. It leaves individuals reflecting on the paths not taken and the possibilities that might have arisen from different choices. This contemplation can linger for years, creating a sense of unease and wonder about what could have been.
Moreover, the pressure of societal expectations and familial patterns can exacerbate feelings of haste in decision-making. Rather than taking the time to consider options thoughtfully, individuals may feel propelled forward without a moment to breathe or reflect, leading to an unsteady progression into the future. This struggle highlights the importance of introspection amidst the choices we face in life.
