Making better choices is predicated on seeing better choices. And while I could see the possibility of a better choice it wasn't until my heart was satisfied with the failure of my current ones that I could become free to actually make them.
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That freedom is both exhilarating and terrifying. Because it painfully reveals that moving forward is not only about what one wants; it is also about what one doesn't necessarily want. It is an opposition that, if not balanced, creates unnecessary conflict.
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If, however, that opposition is not seen as a conflicting proposition but as a complementary one, it does an incredible magic trick : It allows for more possibility, despite suggesting otherwise; more freedom, despite imposing pragmatic constraints and restrictions.
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