Sho, she's got great analogies. Here's one that describes my situation, and first off her situation to the tee.
Imagine you live in a town, where everyone ate dirt and called it chocolate. They sold it at the store for a buck 25. Dirt. From the time you were born to the present everyone around you has taught you that what you are eating is chocolate. They eat it you eat it. Everyone eats dirt. Everyone thinks it is chocolate. For generations perhaps.
One day there is a new girl in town. She's see you eating a lump of some dark brown substance. She's asks emphatically, "What are you eating?!?".
"Well I'm eating chocolate." You respond.
She quickly pulls out a bar of chocolate she'd been saving in her lunch bag. "That's not chocolate, this is chocolate. You are eating dirt!"
"Whaaaat?!" You try it, it tastes really quite good, even though you've gotten used to the dirt flavour of your former snack.
Now presents the dilemma. Which one is chocolate? You have some options, pretend it never happened, and keep eating dirt; switch right over to this 'real' so called chocolate without delay; OR spend a significant (and it will take a significant) amount of time searching out the truth, which one is the real chocolate? and in this situation wouldn't you stop eating either of the two at all? Because who would want to eat a lie?