Are these sentences natural? Or what would you say?
You make choices and you take the consequences.
You make choices and you bear the consequences

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I say "face the consequences" . I hear that most often.

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Personally, I use 'bear the consequences'.

It's more neutral, compared to 'suffer consequences', where it's more of making a choice even when knowing it leads to a considerably worse outcome.

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Both sentences are natural.  Both sentences need a comma after the word "choices."  You could also say, " . . ., and you suffer the consequences."