“Hard to say what's right when all I wanna do is wrong”
— Prince
Simplified Meaning:
When you're very tempted to do something you know isn't good, it can be really difficult to decide what's the right thing to do. Imagine you are on a diet, but you really want to eat a big piece of chocolate cake. Your mind is saying how delicious the cake would be, even though you know you shouldn't have it. In this situation, you know eating the cake is wrong for your diet, but the strong desire makes it hard to choose the healthy option. This kind of struggle happens in many areas of life, like wanting to skip studying to watch TV, even though studying is the right choice for passing an exam. The advice here is to recognize when you feel this conflict and try to focus on long-term benefits rather than short-term pleasures. Making a habit of choosing what's right, even when it's hard, helps you build a better future for yourself.
