Why Confusion Feels Merciful — Until It Costs You

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Confusion often feels merciful.

It delays decision.
It softens responsibility.
It keeps things unresolved just long enough to feel safe.

But confusion is never neutral forever.

In this video, I explore why confusion feels protective at first — and why, under pressure, it quietly begins making decisions for us.

This is not about shaming doubt or silencing questions.
It’s about understanding what confusion actually does to a person over time — and why repentance is better understood as clarity and realignment, not self-hatred.

This video is part of an ongoing exploration of truth, belief, and what happens when they’re tested under real pressure.