How very intresting
Simple: getting a DUI in college.
Each of us, at some time in our lives, turns to someone - a father, a brother, a God - and asks, “Why am I here? What was I meant to be?”
I made a mistake and let someone go when I had the chance to keep them. I tried to rectify the situation by asking him to marry me, but I was a day late and a dollar short, as t’were. So I did try to change it, but it still didn’t work - it was out of my hands. I maintain hope that things will change again in my favor, and if they do, I’m taking every advantage I can.
Esprix
Next time I want your opinion I’ll beat it out of you.
I regret nothing. Everything bad that has happened to me, has led me to something better. Which is saying a lot if you know some of the stuff, talk about taking the long way!
I regret having an affair with a married man. The lessons I learned from it were life-changing, but I sure wish I could have picked them up another way.
I regret that it took me so long to accept that a dead relationship is a dead relationship, and that staying together for whatever misguided (and/or selfish) reason is as foolish as it is destructive. When the love is gone, when all that’s left is anger and the dredging up of years-old battle cries and insults, trying to (indeed, DEMANDING that time be invested to) “make it work” is a complete study in futility. It simply isn’t going to happen. People change, relationships change, folks move on in the world, and greedily grabbing onto anything that’s already dead and insisting that it’s still alive is just plain stupid.
I regret that I was so childish and selfish to think he “owed” me anything for the 11 years I gave him. It was my choice, and it was a bad one, but it took a long time to admit that to myself. The day I finally accepted that it was irrevocably over and removed myself from his abusive little world, the day I stopped letting him manipulate every situation so that he could be the injured party, the day I realized that I was happier without him than with… was the day I started living again.
I’ll never have the chance to thank him for helping me learn this lesson - Bob, if you’re out there, I guess I owe you one.
StoryTyler
“Not everybody does it, but everybody should.”
I regret telling angie that her story would make a good thread.
I regret not having sex with that guitar player in University…That truly haunts me!( They called him Satan, but he isnt the same satan as we have here, his real name was stephen)
Amen! With one incident in particular.
VB
I could never eat a mouse raw…their little feet are probably real cold going down. :rolleyes:
Same as you, Storytyler…except mine was for 13 years…but it made me strong in the end.
“Do or do not, there is no try” - Yoda
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I used to say I didn’t regret anything, that everything that had happened made me who I am, and all that whoo ha bullshit. But really, there are some decisions that I’ve made that I wish I had’t, and that I would go back and change if given the opportunity.
I wouldn’t have moved away from Seattle and blown the only healthy relationship with a normal girl I’ve ever had.
I wouldn’t have cursed out the girl I was dating for telling me that before we went out, she had a menage a quarte with two of my best friends and my previous girlfriend (see what I mean about normal relationships?), thus costing me a very good friend.
I wouldn’t have blown off college to the point that I might have trouble even going back to the community college (.8 GPA, even after getting 'A’s in Band and Writing…)
I would have told the truth about how I felt about a girl I was dating, rather than playing indifferent. How was I to know that the guy asking was also dating her?
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Clerks - Just because they serve you doesn’t mean they like you.