No, it can't be.
Choice was never a part of my journey. And it never would be. I started with a goal and stayed focused on my growth. I never chose writing as a way to improve myself. With time, it became an integral part of my life.
Daily, I see myself through the mirror my thoughts have painted through words. I didn't know whether it was flawless or full of flaws. However, I know the notions I voiced out through words are the questions I had been asking myself.
When things didn't go well, when I made mistakes at every step, I thought of quitting. But I didn't, with a thought that it wasn't a choice but a necessity. When hesitation and fear of judgment were not letting my voice out, it was the only way I chose.
With the passing of days, I had much more to share through blogs. With every addition, a new improvement over a flaw became my story to learn from. These experiences didn't come from options. They aren't just moments; they are emotions that could only be felt through a decision. Indeed, it is something I have been experiencing every second of my writing journey.
When things started looking blank, I had the option to skip a day of writing. But as I mentioned, my writing decision had already made me aware enough to never think about the option. I thought, stayed silent, wrote a bit, deleted, rethought, and continued the loop till I completed my day with a blog. Perfect words could be optional, but the streak couldn't be.
It wasn't like I lacked choices. But the day I started expressing myself, I didn't think about choosing. I either make a decision or forget the choices. I have been focusing on actions more than thinking since the start of my journey. A few days felt heavy; now it has become a kind of habit.
Options confuse, decisions direct.
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