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Question Posted Tuesday June 24 2014, 3:10 pm

What does it mean when someone says ''rather risk it all than play it safe' ? Please super curious my ex wrote this and I wanna know what it could mean, but in a relationship context like what can this mean in a love life sort of term ..

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ksca answered Monday July 7 2014, 4:53 am:
Basically it means do you wanna risk everything for one thing rather than play it safe and keep what you already have.

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xx-me-xx answered Thursday June 26 2014, 7:07 am:
Hey there!

Well, one of the things everyone fears (whether they are in a relationship or want to start one), is rejecting. Maybe your ex meant he'd rather get rejected, or turned down than to have never made a move. People are always in that same battle. So yeah, in my opinion the "risk" he's talking about is rejection. Playing it safe would be not making any move, and maybe losing the opportunity.

Best of luck!

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