You didn't choose. Eventually the situation chose, and you called that fate.
You did not turn the offer down; you thought about it until it expired. You did not end it; you waited until they did. You did not pick the city; you stayed where you already were until staying became permanent. There is a version of you that is simply careful, and a version that has worked out something more useful: a decision you never made is a decision you can never be blamed for. So you wait, genuinely weighing, right up until the window closes and the outcome arrives on its own — and then it is fate, or timing, or circumstances. The Eye notices that the waiting is itself the choice, made every time, and that you have quietly outsourced most of your life to whoever was willing to move first.
Get your read — free on iPhoneSet a deadline before you start deliberating, not after. Not deciding is a decision that gets made on your behalf, and it never picks your favourite option.
you did not pick any of it, which is exactly how you have avoided being responsible for any of it.
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