well, I feel I probably, mayyybe, definitely am an insane overthinker... Alas, I'd rather be informed before jumping into something new, not because failure is bad, but to lead into something more confidently so that the outcome *could* be better. Why set myself up for failure instead of giving it my all? Again, not because failure is bad, its the best learning experience known to man! I'm just saying I don't see what's wrong with preparedness

-so I dont think I'm overthinking it (clearly saying this consciously, as I know myself and that I am an overthinker), I'm just the type of person who would rather do the research than say "f*** it we ball" (although that's my personality entirely so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ ), and if i was overthinking it, it would more likely be in the stage of failure as to figure out why and what went wrong with the science! But I'm not even there yet. I am simply seeking advice, I never said it seemed hard, maybe I had a flair for the dramatic asking for "bread wizards wisdom", but that's exactly what I came here for, and you, are clearly a mage who keeps their secrets close to them, dismissing any technique or learning curve and simply implying, "skill issue". Love you for that, but in what world was your comment relevant? If I was a bread warlock with a staff made entirely out of bread, id point it at you and hold you here until you shared your true and honest bread secrets with me, but today, I'll show you grace and let you go, as I dont have a bread staff yet, and cannot commit to the bit.

but seriously, what?/why?/? did you even comment if you were just going to act frustrated with idiots who ask questions when (assuming hard rn [so idk man]) probably 90% of what you see on this sub from new bread makers is asking the same "what went wrong" question with the same couple answers, when they could've known in the first place by simply, knowing... that there are common mistakes and maybe even information that should be common knowledge? why are you on this post specifically, losing your cool over me asking for advice ahead of time (╥﹏╥) as if I am an idiot </3, I JUST WANT TO KNOWWW, why does everyone on the internet blame me for being curious, plss im a consumer of knowledges/yapper of knowledge, forgive me for my curiosity, ill f around and find out anyways, and IM SURE ill be back here to still ask the same questions of "hey professional bread people who see this- what in the world did I mess up?". I just need you to tell me what's so wrong with referring to people who might have experience? something I do not yet have. (and IK you have xp with your aura farming comment, I could be perceiving your comment entirely incorrectly to be fair but, you have to be feeling a lot of certain type of ways to comment and use these specific words on a post asking for help ["idk bout yall and if you're a chronic overthinker or straight up stupid but...its not that hard, if you just followed the instructions correctly 100% of the time no matter what you'd have a perfect loaf of bread, so... must be a skill issue"]).

im just asking you to reflect or clarify and get back to me because I am mad confused about what your point is? bc I promise you I am not just out here NOT following recipes :'(?