Do we really learn from our mistakes? Or do we just know what it can lead to, this time? Some people goes to the same pattern after making a mistake. Even if they don't do it on purpose. Is it hard to resist? Although we know we shouldn't? Does it depend of what kind of mistake you did? It comes down to the question: "Are every mistakes or choices irresistible?". Right before you make a mistake you feel kind of strong but weak at the same time. 
You feel strong because the thing you know is bad, you haven't occurred it yet. Weak at the same time because the mistake you haven't done yet, is a thought in your head.

Should I or not?

But what happens if we take the risk and just do it? Yes, it can be a great choice but are we really prepare of what our life can be if that choice turned out to be the worst choice you ever made? How do we know if we make the right decision? Should we go for our hearts or our heads? Can the heart be more clever than the brain? Or is the brain that part we really have to listen to? Or is it back to that question I asked from the beginning: Does it depend on what kind of options we have?

-A