Familiarity is comforting: Choosing what you know

And I am not the only one who more often than not falls onto this path.  I think that on the whole most of us choose what we know instead of trying something new and I am thinking of grocery shopping as I write this.  

I believe that, as a vision impaired person, this option is more heavily used than otherwise.  Whenever I am uncertain or unsure of what to choose, be it choosing something new, trying something new, or returning to what I am familiar with, I almost always return to what I know.  

I do not mind trying new things because I know that it is the only to learn new things but truth be told I am much more comfortable choosing what I know.

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