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>shadow of loss
What if I decided not to board the flight that crashed and burned killing everyone? Might there not be a feeling of relief?
This is an extreme example but the point is that relief (not regret) accompanies the notion, or perhaps just the feeling, of having made a 'right choice' or 'the best one,' over time
Even immediate regret often becomes relief in the long run (if most likely mere indifference)
For me, this just isn't really a problem; the ability to choose is freedom, not having it oppression. If I discover that I've made a 'wrong choice' I just 'cut my losses' and move on. The state of mind OP's bit supposes is just alien to me; it isn't real

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This quote ruined my life. I can't stop thinking about it every time I have to make a decision.