Questioning your own choices

[Anonymous No.19761317]

>make long-term, abstract decision, like taking a job that pays less but makes you happier
>immediately start doubting your own choice when you get your first paycheck
What are books that either explore this, or have characters that question their own good choices?
The only one I can think of, where it's even remotely mentioned is Resurrection from Tolstoy.

[Anonymous No.19761482]

>>19761317
The woman on the left is deranged, unhappy, and lacks the pointed-sticky bonds that makes the cartilage feel double plus good. Bad! Bad!! The woman on the right is kind, happy, and proactively providing for her family and security. Good on her!

[Anonymous No.19761486]

>>19761317
Do you plan to feel secure and healthy, or do you seek to make others feel unsafe and uncomfortable with your actions and life choices?

[Anonymous No.19761501]

>>19761486
>Do you plan to feel secure and healthy
This one.

[Anonymous No.19761527]

>>19761482
>proactively providing for her family
>going to work
No