New year's resolutions
5 days have passed by since the beginning of the new year and still I can't make up my mind to do the "usual" New Year's resolutions list. I think there's a fine line between good intentions and real commitments, when it comes to "putting into practice". So I'm more likely to just set good intentions for this year. And it's not just that I'm afraid to deceive myself, nor that I hate feeling obliged to do something ... it's also that I don't feel like making resolutions...not yet, at least. I'm not feeling like making great changes to my life, just little improvements for now...so definitely, I'm more for some good intentions at the moment, rather than real commitments.
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New year's resolutions
5 days have passed since the beginning of the new year and I still (this position of "still" sounds more natural as well as emphasizing "still") can't make up my mind if I should do the "usual" New Year's resolutions list. I think there's a fine line between good intentions and real commitments when it comes to "putting into practice." So I'm more likely to just prioritize ("set" here gives a meaning closer to "setting a goal," which you might not want to express) good intentions for this year. It's (without "and" it sounds more like you're comparing the previous sentence to this one) not just that I'm afraid to deceive myself, nor that I hate feeling obliged to do something ... it's also that I don't feel like making resolutions... not yet, at least. I don't feel like (sounds more natural) making great changes to my life, just little improvements for now... so definitely, I prefer good intentions at the moment, rather than real commitments.
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