Boredom Ensues

Choice

There comes a time where everyone in life makes a decision - a choice. This could be their first and/or last choice, a random choice, or perhaps a choice that determines whether the choice is their last. Either way, the choice is there's to make.

Yet choices can be frightening, and choices could be made by you and yet affect others instead of you. A choice of food can make your friends and family either be thankful for your choice, or regret your choice as they lay in bed clutching their stomach. That choice can make you fear any other choice made in that situation, especially when it affects others. Do we no longer make those choices?

If the choice to make choices means that you no longer wish to make choices, then what happens when someone makes a choice for you that affects you badly? Do you regret the choice they made, or the choice you made for them to make that choice?

Choices are paradoxes of the mind, leading to spirals that can create mighty trees or hazardous mazes of memories and possibilities. And ironically enough you don't get the choice on what spiral your choices make. It is up to the other people on how your choices are perceived, and thus can lead to choices that you thought could bring joy lead to sadness.

Choices make little sense, and yet they are fundamental, for if there is no choice, then who chooses what life you lead? If you choose not to make choices, then how does one make the right choices for you?

In front of you is a tight rope made of choices, both past and present and possible futures. You are the one that walks along this tight rope, so would you trust someone to make that tight rope longer or shorter? Would you trust someone to make that tight rope thicker or thinner? You must make the choices for your life, and those choices will affect others, but they can make choices to rectify those affects, and you can make choices to rectify the affects others have made on yours.

Do you understand? Most likely not, for this is tough to understand in the bigger concept of choice. But if you do, then you understand the value of choice, and know that the choices you make will lead your life to the place you chose to be in.

Believe in your choice.