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My Question of the Day: There’s a saying, and I’m paraphrasing, “It’s better to stick with the “devil” you know than to chance it with the “devil” you don’t know.” With that in mind, if you have to choose between a familiar but unpleasant situation and an unfamiliar situation that could possibly be pleasant, which would you pick?

My 2 Cents: I’d have to take the chance that I wouldn’t find a “devil” in a different situation, especially if I was certain of the “devil” in my current situation. I am not going to suffer needlessly because I’m not sure what could possibly lie ahead.

The way I see it is that if I find another “devil” in the next situation, I’ll move on to another situation until I find the peace I deserve.

Word.

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