I am a big fan of RPGs a.k.a role-playing games, most of the times I can really get involved with the story even more than when I watch movies. Well...books are still the best though. The point is, there's just something alluring from RPGs. Sometimes I can really get into one just because I really love the background musics, or this one time, just because the main character is too #relatable. Anyway, that's not the point I wanted to make.

Most of RPGs require you to explore dungeons or let's just say "adventuring", it's not rare that you have to choose between two paths or more. Personally, I don't want to miss a thing when I play, so I will legit try everything before fighting the final boss. So, even if I went the right way in these so-called mazes, I will turn back and pick the wrong way again just to see what is in the end of it. Troublesome? Yes.

Okay, going back to the point. Life, I believe, is a series of choices. Anxiety is a big problem and no one could deny that. Sometimes we are too afraid of picking the bad choices, we end up not progressing at all. Or sometimes we think only the right choices that matter, we don't even bother to look what's on the other side. It's not wrong to be satisfied with the things you already have, but you get the point, right?

Anyway, I like to say I'm a pro RPG player. I have finished like more than hundreds of titles. I'd like to say I make the worst choices in my life too. Not because I don't know what's wrong or right, I'm just the type to be curious of everything and want to explore the world. Who knows what waits for you in the end of the wrong way? If it's treasures you can keep em, if it's more enemies you can defeat them and get more experience, or if it's traps...well, let it be a lesson for you. Carry on, besties.