Saying yes when you are unsure

Saying yes when you’re not entirely convinced

There are moments when we say yes without really knowing.
Not because we agree, but because the situation moves faster than our certainty.

It can come from urgency.
From hierarchy.
From the feeling that refusing would create more trouble than accepting.

Often, nothing dramatic happens.
But something small is put aside: a doubt, a hesitation, a quiet reservation.

This table looks at those moments.
Without reproach.
Without advice.

People do not explain themselves.
They recognise situations they have already lived.