Reason(s)

You only need one good reason to make a decision.

Not two. Not three. Not seventeen half-decent ones.

So when somebody tells you a lot of reasons, be alert.

Are these reasons facts or fiction? Are the two of you in dialogue, or is that other person trying to control the conversation? Are things being labeled as something they are not?

Does the multitude of reasons serve as hyperbole to make the argument more impressive? Are the reasons conveyed in a (passive) aggressive way? Are they being forced on you?

Reasons might not be the best explanation to make a decision.

With just one good reason, you probably don’t even need another explanation to make that decision anymore.