there's a kind of conversation I've had a few times that I'll try to generalize here (and hope it doesn't get too butchered in the process)
Have you had a gut feeling that what someone did was wrong, but you couldn't explain why? Like, if they asked you to explain why that thing is wrong, you just wouldn't be able to come up with an argument to convince them, but you just know. "It just is!" Or maybe someone is giving you a certain "vibe" and you can't explain it but it's setting off alarms. You can't explain it just right now but it's there.
In general, I find for me that feelings or impulses can often run ahead of our reasons. It's easy to be preoccupied with reasons and explanations, but sometimes they can take some time to unravel themselves and show up more clearly. And it can be uncomfortable to sit without reasons, without being able to make sense of things just yet. But it's also completely common.
All that is just to affirm on top of all the feedback and advice above: that if you don't find a reason not to go right now, that's okay too. Life is real fucked up and things aren't always going to make sense or resonate in the ways we need, at the times we need. You don't need a reason to live in order to live.
(Hopefully this doesn't read as staunchly pro-lifey in tone; the same argument works for sui too after all. I just know for myself anyway it's just easy to want and look for reasons when it's also okay not to have reasons sometimes.)