#brashconfidence

I saw a quote today that triggered a longstanding thought - When in doubt, do it.

I have been acquainted with many who are so confident about things they are so wrong about. The authoritativeness with which they expound on their sparsely-informed statements is in stark contrast with the careful, annotated, disclaimer-laden deliberation I share my knowledge with.

Being wrong is definitely a way bigger deal for me than it must be for those people. I like to get things done right the first time rather than dive in blind and figure out how to swim. When in doubt, I ask. 

brashconfidence

i made a makoto uvu

[that reminded me of hannibal omf ]

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homrasnightingale

mama-yata

ao-de

It isn't often the owner of the bakery gets to go on his own errands, but Tatara and Kamamoto are wrist deep in flour and even the aprons haven't helped their clothing any. It's only one delivery, and the house isn't even that far from the shop, so he can spare some time to hopefully please a customer with this order.

His steps are quick, long legs fortunately helping his timing. It isn't that he doesn't trust his employees. No, he simply prefers being there to watch over the shop in the event they are suddenly bombarded by customers. It has happened before...

And his counter suffered as a result.

He follows the dirt path to this particular house and knocks on the door, box balance carefully on one hand while waiting for the answer.

Send me an ask on how your character reacts if mine says ‘you are mine.’