Given the context that appears to be a person's name, though it is also the name of a gum disease.
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There's no verb for this in English, you have to use something like "to be indecisive". You could also go with 'to vacillate' which is to go back and forth between two options without being able to decide.
An uncommon idiom for this is 'to fence-straddle' or 'to waver'.
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The Heart Of A Forest
I grew in a dusty sunny place. There are a lot of waste grounds, cane and the Volga River there. That's why I dream about the forest.
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More like a quiet, self-contained type of upset. A melancholy is a poetic sadness that colors one's view of the world. It has connotations of being pretty, and even profound at times.
