Gemini

The risk that feels manageable at seven in the morning often looks entirely different by three in the afternoon, not because the facts have changed but because your relationship to uncertainty has shifted. What seemed like a reasonable gamble over coffee becomes a source of second-guessing by lunch, then transforms again into something you might actually want by dinner. This is not inconsistency but a more honest accounting of how many different versions of yourself show up to evaluate the same choice. The version of you that first said yes was not wrong, and neither is the one having doubts now.