A choice you keep re-deciding every day is a choice you haven’t really made.

A decision that keeps reopening is costing you twice: once in the thing itself and once in the daily argument about it. Real choices quiet down. They turn into habits, routines, things you no longer negotiate with. If you are reopening the same question every morning, some part of it is still unresolved.

Name the one you keep reopening and ask what is missing: information, permission, or the willingness to accept what you would lose. Then either close it properly or set a date to decide and stop debating until then. Either is easier than carrying it open.