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Do you think of reality in terms of different "timelines"?
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I think it's a fun thought. Like, particularly when I'm thinking about past regrets and shit, there's definitely a few key moments where things could've gone differently and my life would be drastically different right now. And I seem to be in the timeline where I made all the worst possible choices at these key moments lol.
But I don't particularly believe in different timelines or dwell on it. For all that I can do in this timeline that I'm in, the only direction that I can go is forwards, not backwards or sideways.