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Laura
Community TutorI would rather being stuck in a rut. I don't think it's negative. Changes imply too much stress. As an introvert, I might be overwhelmed by new situations, whereas finding oneself in predictable situations, it is such a safe solution! How satisfied is it to get planned things done like usual!
I don't lack things in my current life. Same job, same friends. I am just content and fulfilled because I strive my best to achieve my goals. Being in a rut allows me to do things step by step. I repeat things that has worked. Ultimately, being in a rut is how I function the best.
Sep 19, 2025 6:22 PM
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I prefer consistency and predictability in life. I don't think it's negative. Changes imply
too much stress. As an introvert, I might be overwhelmed by new situations.
Whereas finding oneself in predictable situations, it is such a safe solution!
How satisfying is it to get planned things done like usual! I don't lack things
in my current life. Same job, same friends, I am just content and fulfilled
because I strive to achieve my goals. Having consistency and routine allows me to do
things step by step. I (simply) repeat things that have worked. Ultimately, having routine and predictably
is how I function the best.
The phrase "stuck in a rut" implies being stuck in a situation that you don't want to be in or can't get out off. It is a negative phrase. I feel it doesn't really work in your post since you (and me) don't view it as negative.
In my opinion, the topic is a leading question, it is poorly crafted. You only have one answer. Either you like changes in life or you're "stuck in a rut," a situation you don't want to be in.
I'm just like you. I also don't like changes in my life. I also like routine and predictability. Does it mean we are stuck in a rut? Certainly not. Just my opinion. :)
Sep 21, 2025 2:02 AM
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Laura
Language Skills
Chinese (Mandarin), English, French
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Chinese (Mandarin), English
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