sithetical
1. to continue in the next phase of life, presumably knowing it may be good or bad
2. to have the mind and conscience ready at the very start of something coming your way
3. to overthink the chances of what may happen and changing the outcomes of something or a situation
2. to have the mind and conscience ready at the very start of something coming your way
3. to overthink the chances of what may happen and changing the outcomes of something or a situation
1. “I am feeling pretty sithetical about this choice I am making”
2. “it may be sithetical to just go on with what’s happening right now”
3. “I’ve sitheticaly found out a way to get out of this room were locked inside of”
2. “it may be sithetical to just go on with what’s happening right now”
3. “I’ve sitheticaly found out a way to get out of this room were locked inside of”