We all have moments that have a choice that sends us on a different path in life. That's not a surprise, most people know this. But the issue is that most people think that these choices are clear, obvious, and binary. Take this drug, or don't. Kiss the girl, or reject her. Do the right thing, or don't.
This is only in stories, in reality, the choices are messy, with a dozen possible options, and only obvious in retrospect.
The problem is, a lot of of the time, the choices aren't actually made by us, but we suffer the consequences.
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