Well, always making the right decisions would certainly be very boring.

Life’s a wild playground, and every rough patch, every brutal lesson, is just a free ride on the craziest rollercoaster. Those tough moments? They’re the raw, unfiltered experiences that carve out who we are and will be.
To me, adulthood isn’t about getting trapped in the grind or to be an ideal decision maker - It’s more about realizing that every scar, every stumble, every high is a badge of living.
If we’re not collecting experiences — good, bad, or messy — we’re not playing the game - we are not alive. Trying too hard to always make the right decisions, on the other hand, could be seen as a fear of life.
In retrospect, avoiding or making the wrong decisions is also nothing more than a path to more exciting adventures. Fate tends to lay the path to experience relatively along our decisions and thus ensures that we always gain the right experiences anyway.