"私の考えはすべて二の次の考えです"
— Henry Miller
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Simplified Meaning:
This quote suggests that the person often changes their mind or re-evaluates their initial ideas. It's about feeling unsure of their first thoughts and always thinking twice about decisions. For example, imagine you go shopping and see a nice jacket. First, you think it's perfect and you want to buy it. Then, you start to wonder if it's really worth the money, if you truly need it, or if you’ll find a better one later. In life, this means always reconsidering and questioning your choices. It can be helpful because it leads to better decisions, but it can also cause doubt and make it hard to commit to anything. To use this idea well, balance it by thinking carefully but also learning to trust your instincts sometimes.
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