Everything, why?to be suitable with this stupid world we live in it

My memory.As I get older my short term memory is pathetic

I am perfect ...scars...tears...hardship made me just as I am now...would not change a thing....Oh wait maybe the saggy boobies....damn things are down to my knees

It's tempting.... I'm too open, so I get hurt often, But if I closed myself off, then I might miss that someone special. So, no thanks, I like myself and it has taken a while to get to that place.

I would be less sensitive. Even though I don’t show it, I am easily offended by the way people treat eachother. I would like to not give a shit and just keep going about my day. It hurts too much.

I'd be taller.

Would get served in a bar while waving a banknote; wouldn't have deliberately had to married a short woman; wouldn't jhave to go on holiday with a woman who I will nevr fuck.

(Whom)

Swap the kids mom out for someone that was not mental.

Swap my body for my son body who's 28 and can do push-ups with a girl on his back. I can only do it with a girl under me. That will do it.

Increased motivation/energy would probably serve me best: more success in my career, more personal satisfaction, less time to dwell on the negative.

At first, I tried thinking of deficiencies, then of time--as in things I wish I'd figured out sooner. THEN I realized I was thinking too small.

I'm going for a superpower! I want telekinesis!!

Wish I didn't have scoliosis because it limits a lot of what I am able to do. Other than that? I wish I could deal with idiots online better than what I do. I envy people that are so good at destroying someone with their wit. I think I'm pretty witty myself and love tossing out plenty of snark and sarcasm but too often I just settle for flinging petty insults and then I just end up feeling disappointed in myself. WWTD. (What would Trump do?) Do the opposite.

I would tone my stupiditidy down a notch.

My need to think I needed to change something about myself....... Why? I think it's self evident.

Not sure I would. I have no idea who I'd be if my experiences had been different...and for all the problems I have, I'm not sure I want to role the dice.

I have incredible empathy for people in very painful situations because I've experienced such situations myself--and I quite highly value that empathy and awareness. In that way I feel incredibly lucky. No one would ever choose to go through what I've gone through--I wouldn't have!--but I'm glad I did.

Lots of things came to mind, so I'll go with the first to pop in my head. My weight. Not that I care what other people think but I feel I do get treated differently.

I've always looked younger than my age. Since going through leukemia I'd go back 5 years and have my body the same before I got sick.