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Context: the author is telling she cut her hair in a way she didn't like
before an important event. Then she says this:

> 思い出に残る写真をいっぱい撮るんだから本当なら無難に行きたい所... それなのに何故！！

I know 無難に means `safely`/`without fault`/`innocuously`, but does it have a
particular meaning when used with 行く?

My (bad) attempt: "Since I take a lot of unforgettable pictures, if that is
true I want to go safely (?)... Why did this happen?!"

Source: <https://i.stack.imgur.com/hZ4L5.jpg> (the letter on the left, near
the end)
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translation meaning adverbs
Meaning of 無難に行く
無難に行く and 無難にやる are set phrases that mean "to play it safe", "to take the safe
path" etc. Let's memorize them as is. In this case, it just says she wanted an
ordinary hair style. (I don't know why she hates
[前髪ぱっつん](https://www.rankingshare.jp/rank/ipuhzyclwm) that strongly, though)

BTW this
[本当なら](http://thesaurus.weblio.jp/content/%E6%9C%AC%E5%BD%93%E3%81%AA%E3%82%89)
means 本来なら/本来は ("under normal circumstances", "usually").
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