Have you ever felt like you were going through a situation where you were never going to win? These situations can be difficult to try to navigate. Choiceless choices are decisions that feel like there is a no-win result. These can occur through many things like simple everyday actions to lifelong experiences. A great example of someone who constantly experienced these “choiceless choices” was Elie Wiesel. Elie Wiesel is the author of Night, a book written through the point of view of a teenage boy living in the time of the holocaust. Experiencing things like separating from family, seeing people dying daily, and starvation. He is sometimes looked at as blessed for making it out of the holocaust alive, he did not do it without many hardships.