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"Indecisiveness", just not being able to decide, one way or another, seems to be a problem that bothers many, many people. It is a tough situation. Life aint easy. It's often full of perplexing situations, dilemmas, seemingly no-win situations, and times where you flat out don't know what the heck to do. End of the day, a decision has to be made.
Being indecisive can be maddening for both the indecisive individual and for the people they associate with who are looking to them for an answer! Indecisive people can obsess about big things, such as buying a house or car, but more often than not, they worry about smaller things such as whether or not they should colour their hair, or even worse, where an (or the most) appropriate location for their daughter to have a moon cake dinner is.
The problem with being indecisive about the smaller things is the amount of time it wastes and the amount of unnecessary worry it causes. However, the problem with being indecisive about the bigger things is that often, the window of opportunity to make a decision is limited and so if someone can’t make a decision for themselves, other people or changing circumstances make the decision for them.
Unfortunately, indecisive people don’t just stop worrying about their decision after they have made it. Instead, they worry that they made the wrong decision! These worries often result in last minute radical and often irrational alterations of attack, which advertently and indeed adversely cause overwhelming inconvenience for associated victims. The question which strikes oddity in most such victims is that, why such considerations and reasons to a change in decision could not be deliberated at the first instance of decision? Consequently, high hopes and precious time (something most busy people do not have a lot of) and even monies (in the case of planned get-aways) become tainted and diminished in importance in the eyes of the ever so self-indulgent and inconsiderate individuals who seem to be boggled in the vast array of contingent possibilities whereby each consideration results in a diversely different effect, or more simply, indecision.
In defense of indecisiveness however, it is worthwhile noting that some of the most intelligent, clear-minded individuals of our world can be described as 'indecisive'. Radical fundamentalists however are rarely indecisive. For example, members of the taliban probably never have, or will have, an identity crisis.
Let's take the assumption that life itself presents us with immensely complex problems. Most of us, however, find ways to avoid facing this fact, and avoid seeing life as a complex and difficult problem. Like most situations, it seems that there are two extremes that most people tend to fall into when faced with this: At one extreme, there are those who make hasty decisions, and are often rash or impulsive; and at the other extreme, there are those who become paralysed and suffer from chronic indecision.
In other words, its rarely easy knowing how to act.Perhaps there are times when life offers us fairly simple, straightforward, right-verses-wrong choices: we can either A) save the world, or B) torture innocent children. In cases like this, for most sane people, there is no indecision, no dilemma. The right thing to do is obvious and clear-cut.
But life is rarely that clear-cut. More often, in the real world, we're torn by conflicts and dilemmas, having to act without knowing all the factors, having to choose when all the apparent options seem imperfect.
'Indecisiveness' is in essence one form of not knowing 'why you are here'. When you gain a sense of 'why you are here', the question then turns to 'how should I live?', and subsequently, 'what decisions should I make?' - which is essentially asking 'What is morality?'.
Through a logical dissection into the paradigm of 'Indecisiveness', it seem fair that most people suffer from such a 'syndrome'. In other words, some say that life itself is a koan, a seemingly insolvable puzzle that must be solved, and there will always be an element of indecision until we do. In other words, to truly solve indecisiveness at the core, one must solve the core riddle of human nature, the fundamental ambiguity in the human condition, the "problem that causes all other problems. This means taking a journey to understand ego, God, faith, love and all other elements which humans have established to be the staple to our existence.
Until we do that however, we'll just have to do our best in making decisions. The most annoying aspect of indecisiveness is without a doubt the way it affects it's surrounding advocates of the initial decision (AKA Red Hill). Yes, life is a paradox, but let's, as a united force, a community, one which strives to experience luxury and simplicity, make it less of a paradox and live by "when a decision is made, it's made".
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i cannot express how much i miss u, when i closemy eyes all i can see is ur face, ur smiloe, you... sarah, my baby, will you go out with me? i promise il treat u like my angel, i love u so much, i cant imagine life without u, those long calls atn nite, the good morning texts, i missed having u sleeping next to me when i wake up, did u recieve the flowers and bear i sent u? i hope u like them, i just wana lift your legs up and put them together
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short and horny
when i get all steamed up
hear me moan
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yesterday we ate iphones in bed and it was so0o0o great
you love the beginning of lines don't what?
mirror mirror on the ground you are really really REALLLY AWE...FUL!
I THINK THAT I miss the summer a lot
3 months all of a sudden didn't seem tht long
i know, i think thats because
we sttarted school
i want to go to a land far far away
climb the magic far away tree with moonman
or not
the owl n the pussycatb are sooughh much like us
dont you think that there exists an unexplainable connection between us two beings bcos we are like human and avatar yerrrrrrr.
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does anyone even read ur blog.
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