I used to be so indecisive it would literally turn buying socks into a 15 minute decision with multiple touches and package readings. I'm dead serious.
Now that I'm older and a bit more of a 'man' than I used to be I'm extremely quick in my decisions and almost never change my mind, especially when questioned or being asked 'if I'm sure?'.
I trust myself to be right more than wrong and if I am, who cares I learned something.
Making decisions
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As a Canadian, that door dance can get pretty dicey. You've got two people almost arguing about who gets to hold the door for the other person.
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I talked to the driver about his preplan. He told me that he did it, but the pilot car’s words made him indecisive. -
We just had dragonfruit.
Texture much like a kiwi. Flavor like eating a mushy piece of granite.
I had a few avocados earlier, ahem. Far from fru-fru. They ain’t bad at all. Ain’t as good as the peach I had when I got home tho I tell you what.
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Well now: this is the wrong thread lol
I’m decisive: I make a decision and dash in headlong. Right or wrong I rather do SOMETHING than nothing. -
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It’s like going to eat in a nice restaurant and one person at the table is indecisive. That puts the rest of the dining party’s food on hold. -
My sister brought some durian couple years back for a party. No thanks.MagnumaMoose, Zeviander, SAR and 3 others Thank this. -
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