Between Two Rights

The hardest choice isn't between right and wrong. It's between two rights that can't

coexist. Picture this: a samurai kneels between his dying child and his lord's command.

His code demands absolute loyalty. His heart screams to stay. In 1703 feudal Japan,

honor wasn't negotiable. But neither was love. He chose duty. His child passed

alone. History remembers his sacrifice. But here's what haunts me: we face

this same choice differently. We avoid hard decisions by pretending they don't exist.

We numb ourselves with distraction. That samurai had clarity in his pain. We have confusion

in our comfort. So ask yourself: what duty are you running from right now?