Try, Try, Try

I'm trying things out (When I say something, it doesn't mean that "something" is worthless. What is sometimes called "something" can be vital. So it's obvious that it's an extremely important word. But back to the point; Am I going to say that because I say I'm trying something, the word try devalues it? On the contrary, he is still very valuable. Maybe I'm trying to live, maybe I'm trying to make life go on, maybe I'm trying to keep the day going?

You will say that these are similar things, at least the first two are the same thing. Maybe you won't, but I'll explain it just in case. After all, you're reading the explanation of a single sentence here, right? Living and living life are really two different things. When you are at a point like a point of collapse and everything is on top of each other, I think running away and hiding would be a kind of survival again. What I meant by trying to live was to try to do everything in order, without running away, without hiding, without throwing yourself into the fire despite being brave. Anyway, if we extract the sentence a little more, trying something could also be trying to do things that are not going back in another sense. After all, when some people are in the process of making an important decision, they say, "I'm going to try this." However, it is not a trial, it is a decision. And yet, they speak and say so without recognizing the meaning of it. And this automatically causes the decision to lose its validity, importance and effect. It is possible to make the wrong decision because of this process. The change in the effect of events on people is how that event is viewed in the human mind. So now, when you are going to try something new, you know the effect it will have on you and how and why your perspective on "trying" will be reflected in your attitudes and actions while trying it. Anyway. Now, I don't know from which window I look at this conversation. Am I overthinking? Or am I trying to doubt myself? Maybe I forget to try to think about which of them might be my own thought when so many windows and paths suddenly light up in front of me about any thought I express—it doesn't even have to be my own.)