I didn't phrase it correctly, but the checkpoint thing wasn't meant to be a choice. The idea was to establish that both conclusions are okay if the person is aiming to improve their life. Some people treat self-improvement as conditional, I was trying to argue otherwise.

I'm not entirely sure about that, but thank you for your understanding about the rules we have here.

Oh, I meant the reasons aren't bad, not the stories. The stories that weren't published clearly break the rules plus they are related to other stories, so won't make sense on their own.