You can choose not to play that game.
A kerfuffle occurred this morning with a coworker and myself. I stated I didn’t want to take the couch my parents were willing to give me because I wanted to buy a new, more functional, appealing and comfortable one.
Have you ever met someone who likes to sporadically get you to play a game of Would You Rather? Here was his response.
“Would you rather have a new couch or go on a short road trip?”
I chose both.
He’s choosing to play the game. I’m not. A lot of games, this one in particular, are mentally and ambitiously crippling. When you choose to play, I see it as eliminating a possibility in your mind to get what you want in the real world. Forcing yourself to choose is self-limitation.
For those who want you to choose between X or Y, let them play with themselves.
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