Regrets Anyone

[AwakenedParticipant 35202]

It seems that the more that I reflect upon my life; the more regrets that I have.

I pretty much regret almost every major decision that I have made in my entire life not to mention many well back into my teen/young adult years.

There’s Nothing that can be done about any of them, but I do have the feeling of just such a wasted life.

I have wasted so much time/life, and I’m at a point where I must continue to waste more of both just to go through the motions to survive in this Matrix.

It really does suck to realize where you are in life, and to know that you’re time/life is running out, and there is truly very little that you can do that will make any meaningful difference to yourself.

I’m not looking for a pity party, sympathy, or anything of the like, and this is nothing new with me, I just felt like throwing it out there.

Maybe, it’s just the proverbial mid-life crisis crap. Hey, I bet a sports car, and a blond bimbo will cure what ales me. LOL

Regrets anyone ??

In a World of Justin Beibers Be a Johnny Cash

[G.O.A.TParticipant 1459]

Brother, my life is define by regrets!

I regret 90% of my life, and I’m only 25(almost).

Nothing can define the anger and rage that dwells in my heart.

Life is s~~~!

Money is God.

[Knarley BobParticipant 2219]

I regret growing up when “Disco” was popular. I feel I was traumatized. The clothes were the worse, the “Thump, thump, thump-wheeeee” didn’t help either.

OATHKEEPERS, not on our watch. MOLON LABE

[AwakenedParticipant 35202]

G.O.A.T wrote:

I regret 90% of my life, and I’m only 25(almost).

Hopefully, You should have time on your side to help re-direct your life.

In a World of Justin Beibers Be a Johnny Cash

[Colin Combover in a ComaParticipant 5066]

Awakened wrote:

It seems that the more that I reflect upon my life; the more regrets that I have.

I pretty much regret almost every major decision that I have made in my entire life not to mention many well back into my teen/young adult years.

There’s Nothing that can be done about any of them, but I do have the feeling of just such a wasted life.

I have wasted so much time/life, and I’m at a point where I must continue to waste more of both just to go through the motions to survive in this Matrix.

It really does suck to realize where you are in life, and to know that you’re time/life is running out, and there is truly very little that you can do that will make any meaningful difference to yourself.

I’m not looking for a pity party, sympathy, or anything of the like, and this is nothing new with me, I just felt like throwing it out there.

Maybe, it’s just the proverbial mid-life crisis crap. Hey, I bet a sports car, and a blond bimbo will cure what ales me. LOL

Regrets anyone ??

Yes, I wish I had the insight I have now when I was young. I have tread the wrong path and I am paying for it now. I blame people largely for my state of mind, but the blame is fully on me in regards to the decision I made/haven’t made.

[bstoffParticipant 4865]

I’ve made unwise decisions but I never regret them.

The choices I make and the things that happen as a result, help to shape who I am.

I am happy with who I am.
The choices I make in the future are shaped by what I’ve learned from past mistakes.

[RomulusParticipant 4667]

Lots of regrets, some poor choices. Sometimes where people who shouldn’t have f~~~ed me over, did. Sometimes my own hard headedness and behavior caused my later regrets.

And at 61 I realize what side of the ledger I am on.

But I don ‘t feel depressed about it very often. I have felt that way for brief periods in the past. During the divorce and right after.

Marrying that c~~~ is my biggest regret. And I regret that I hung around and took the abuse for a few years when it was way past time for me to get up and leave. Instead I waited for her to file. Damn do I regret not walking on her ass. I would have had more respect for myself after the divorce.

I also had times and events that I cherish. through all that. Those things mixed together with the regrets led me to where/who I am now.

And I am the most free I have ever been. Free of the blue pill script that motivated much of my early adult life. This is probably the most free I have ever been.

How can a woman be expected to be happy with a man who insists on treating her as if she were a perfectly normal human being.

[DarkRyuParticipant 2354]

My life is pretty f~~~ing good. The only real regret I have is that I didn’t put more effort in when I was younger. I’ve done a LOT in the last 10 years to further my wealth, but if I had put more effort it when I was younger (I’m talking when I was 7 to 15 years old), I’d be even further along than I already am right now.

I want to spend my days extracting pleasure from every moment of life. I haven’t been able to truly have fun yet because I’ve been so focused on building my wealth. Once I have enough passive income, I’m going to focus on writing and learning. I’m going to practically live at university. I want to learn more about the world, and further my skills in every facet of life. The thing is, I can’t truly throw myself into my studies if I’m worrying about money.

Once I obtain TRUE freedom and don’t have to worry about making money anymore, I’m going to completely change my life. I know that I’m intelligent. I’m not so full of myself that I think I’m super special or anything, but I think that I can make some real breakthroughs if I put my all into studying the world around me.

[CarnageParticipant 22113]

till like two years ago i REGRET EVERYTHING.
But now im ok with it, becouse im 34, i will make mistakes still, but the no f~~~s given makes my mistakes enjoyable.

hummm interesting, i dont regret my mistakes as much as i regret giving a f~~~ about them.

i regret listening to my parents, heck i was more right than they where, i tough they had “experience” but they didnt learn s~~~.

i regret not going my own way when i was a kid, i was on the right track and got entangled in the fantasy world.

f~~~ f~~~ f~~~. but it does not matter, i still got time.

i still can go my own way, not give a s~~~ and as i please.

my life will be a life worth living.

To those following me, be careful, I just farted. Men those beans are killers.

[Knarley BobParticipant 2219]

G.O.A.T wrote:

Brother, my life is define by regrets!

I regret 90% of my life, and I’m only 25(almost).

Nothing can define the anger and rage that dwells in my heart.

Life is s~~~!

You feel that way now, I did too. Now that I am 58, back then wasn’t so bad.
My Dad told me one time, after I cut the end of my finger off, “If that’s the worse thing that happens to you, consider yourself lucky”.
Sounded dumb at the time. Know what? He was right………

OATHKEEPERS, not on our watch. MOLON LABE

[LonestarParticipant 333]

I remember watching a video of some guy’s going fishing in a place called Ten Thousand Islands on the southwest tip of Florida. The guide is driving the boat full speed , turning the boat this way and that, just barely missing reef after reef. His buddy remarks that he knows where all the reefs are. The guide says yes I know where the reefs are. I’ve hit ’em all.

That’s me as far as mistakes, I’ve hit ’em all. And I’m still efin here.

So often times it happens that we live our lives in chains and we never even know we have the key. Eagles

[Anonymous 12]

Depends on how you see things.

I could regret not studying more when I was younger. But I see people with higher qualifications than mine getting laid off, I see these people work very long hours and under a lot of pressure.

Overall I guess I should have for a while at least worked in a factory of some kind down here. I had no idea how much money even the basic worker was on until it was too late. Now manufacturing is mostly closed down due to the high wages.

[Anonymous 0]

I’ll skip on over the standard regrets (work,school family, relationships etc).

Over the last few weeks I have been chewing though a backlog of films and series boxsets. It might be a sign of getting old but they seem to be filled characters who are one kind of wanker or another. All the young folk are either morons or unpleasant arseholes. Trying to be self aware and self honest, I recognise myself in a lot of it. Same stupid ideas, same t~~~ decisions, same s~~~ taken for granted and the same time squandered.

To sum up my thought ramble, I have recently come to regret that I spent an amount of my younger days being an arsehole, and not the cool NFG kind.

[PistolPeteParticipant 27143]

The young are impervious to regrets–because they can’t see the long term results. Only with age are we bestowed with wisdom enough to appreciate long term consequences and hence regrets.

[Anonymous 43]

I have 211,652 regrets. Each one has a face, and a serial number.

[MACHOParticipant]

Most of the stuff that I once regretted doing have taught me a great deal and I’m working on the rest.

You must own a better Crystal ball than I

[UntamedParticipant]

I regret nothing.
My life made me who I am and my mistakes have taught me invaluable lessons I would not have learned had I not made them.
It’s been a great rollercoaster of a life with many travels and discoveries and good surprises. There still are some lengths of tracks left with ups and downs and I’m wiser and stronger than before.
I have a feeling that my latter years will be even more rewarding than my earlier years when I had started learning what I came here to learn.

Don't let them Blame, Shame or Tame you!
Give 'em NOTHING, not even an answer!
#GenderSegragationNow!

[TwistParticipant]

I regret my misplaced trust. I can assuage myself that it was done with the best intentions, but it was still stupid as f~~~.

[AutoliteParticipant]

Awakened wrote:

It seems that the more that I reflect upon my life; the more regrets that I have.

I figure that 98.5% of the things that we do in life is or will be a mistake. I also figure that success in life is 98.5% chance or luck and 1.5% hard work or the effort that you put into it.

I can reconcile life’s disappointments just by simply acknowledging these conclusions…

[AutoliteParticipant]

Awakened wrote:

There’s Nothing that can be done about any of them, but I do have the feeling of just such a wasted life.

For most people it pretty much takes a whole lifetime (or the better part of it) just to figure out how things really are. We should really be afforded two lifetimes. One life to figure it all out and then a second one to come back and do everything right based on what we had learned.

But we each only have one life and that’s all we are ever going to get. This is one reason why I have such a big problem with people who spew and propagate bulls~~~. It take the average person a whole lifetime (if ever) to figure out that they were being fed bulls~~~ all along…

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