← Back to context Comment by bryanrasmussen 3 days ago turning down an option does not necessarily mean you can't cope with that option. 1 comment bryanrasmussen Reply dylan604 3 days ago That was my thought when reading it as well. It wasn't the only option and he chooses to continue with everything else. The real question would be if the everything else suddenly vanished, would he be able to cope then?
dylan604 3 days ago That was my thought when reading it as well. It wasn't the only option and he chooses to continue with everything else. The real question would be if the everything else suddenly vanished, would he be able to cope then?
That was my thought when reading it as well. It wasn't the only option and he chooses to continue with everything else. The real question would be if the everything else suddenly vanished, would he be able to cope then?