Which do you actually trust more for a week of real rest: the flawless room that shows no one was ever in it, or the scratched one that already carries other people's lives?

1. 1The flawless room — no one else's marks, no one else's judgment.
2. 2The scratched room — it has already absorbed life, so my living won't register as damage.
3. 3What I trust is the absence of a scorecard, not the condition of the room.

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