Inaction Leads to Regret (DP#229)

Regret out of not acting on impulse is something I have struggled with all my life. I felt the urge to do something but my social anxiety and fear of being judged, have always been a stumbling block.

One of the bigger examples has been my hesitancy to be open about my faith. As a Christian, my most basic purpose is to simply tell people about Christ, regardless of how I think they would respond. You truly never know when somebody just needs to feel as though they are not alone in this world.

Unfortunately, I have let my fears get the better of me more times than not and have lost quite a few potential blessings from that inaction. I feel like I could have made some lifelong friends as well, but you live and learn.

I try not to obsess over these regrets, as that negative hyper focus would make it even more difficult to do better moving forward. The main thing is to make sure I am making baby steps to improve. Thankfully, this blog has helped tremendously and for that I am grateful 🙂

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Hello! I am Ashley and I simply love to read, and hope you do to!
I am currently 28 years old and living in the state of Texas, USA.

My favorite genres to read and review include romance, fantasy, mystery, and many subgenres of those as long as it is clean. I mainly get my books from my Kindle Unlimited membership, but I also found myself checking out library books on Libby as well.

As you can see, I do not solely post book reviews, I also love posting daily prompt writing, as well as stuff that is going on in my life currently. That being said, my passion is reading and reviewing books to my heart’s content, so hopefully that is something you are also interested in.

I do have a Goodreads where you can follow if you desire (no pressure!) I also have a StoryGraph, of which you can follow me here.

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