Go Through With for Dummies

"Go Through With" means to follow through and complete an action or commitment despite difficulties or reservations. It's like when you start something, and even though it gets tough or you have doubts, you stick with it and finish it. It's kinda like when you're playing a tough video game level, and you keep going even when you keep losing. You don't give up because you're determined to finish it and beat the level. It's a lot like that.

Let me give you an example to help you understand better. Imagine you signed up to participate in the school talent show. You practiced really hard and prepared your performance, but on the day of the show, you got really nervous and felt unsure if you could do it. You may have even thought about backing out and not going through with it because of the fear and doubt you were feeling.

But then, despite all the fear and doubt, you decide to take a deep breath, gather your courage, and step onto the stage. You start your performance and keep going, even if you make a mistake or feel anxious. By pushing through those challenges, you go through with your commitment to perform in the talent show.

In this example, going through with it means that you faced your fears and doubts head-on, and you carried out your original plan or commitment, no matter how difficult it felt at the time. It's all about not giving up when faced with obstacles and staying true to your word, even when it's tough.