The purpose of this paper is to analyze what can happen to us from a philosophical point of view every time we are face with new situations and every time we have to make another choice that might not be placed into our comfort zone. Despite the fact each individual is different and we have our own personality and our own points of view and despite the fact that there are no two people who think the same one thing is sure: no one likes to be thrown into an unknown context. Throughout this journey called life even though we do not want it to happened we are oh fun faced with the unknown. How we deal with the new experiences that we are encountering Will be what makes us or what breaks us. It is up to us to make the best with what we have or at least that’s what we think or like to think. Maybe not all the questions will be answered with this paper but I hope that I can at least set of common ground and start exploring what lies beneath our choices.

experience, life, thoughts, individual, world

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