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>>12249278 here, it only feels unintuitive to you because you lack practice.
I recommended Ross precisely because his books are abundant in problems, both theoretical (prove T) and applied (use your knowledge of T to model P).
I'd advise similarly to you: reviewing the problems in Ross, and checking that you understand how to solve them (which shouldn't be hard if you're already familiar with the material), will go a long way towards dispelling your worries about lacking intuition.

If Ross is too nontheoretical for the sort of problems you're working on, you could try pic related as an alternative.