Definitely. I would go back to the night in 1995 when my brother was murdered and chain him to something so he couldn't leave the house.
Wow, that hit me. I would give my one trip to you so you could do that.
I would go back in time and slap some sense into my younger, know it all arrogant, stupid self. I would tell myself to ignore what everyone is saying to you, just do it. Ditch your friends make new friends, grab your God d^^^ textbooks and find someone to help you.
Absolutely. I hurt someone (emotionally) once, and I regret it.
Not that I haven't hurt people since, but that particular time seems egregious to me, and I would prefer to undo it.
I would go through my 20's and early 30's differently. I struggled with serious chronic depression at a time when people didn't understand it, and I was battling stigma as well as my own emotional pain, and as a result I also became something of a recluse. If I had gotten support sooner I feel it would have saved me a lot of years of misery and heartache, because it took me a very long time to turn it around. I am healing the past and learning to not live in regret, but I wish it was something I understood sooner. As a result I've become something of an advocate for mental health awareness.
I can pick and choose certain events from my past that I wouldn’t do again, but then I wouldn’t be where I am today. I’m not rich, I don’t have a career and I am pretty much alone in my life as far as close family ties. One thing I am is quite content and I had to go through all that bullshit to get here.
If I could really undo something from any point in my past, I'd take myself out of Catholic school.
Knowing how it turned out, I might have not focused on baseball so much. Or maybe I would have trained harder or longer.
I turned down a very good job offer because I was convinced it was not God's will for me. If I had accepted it my life would have taken a much better course and I would have made much more money. Sucks that I was a Christian then.
That does suck. Damn religion poisoning everything.
Go back and say goodbye to my mom before she died.
If I were to change one thing, it would change everything else from that moment forward. STILL... I sometimes wonder if it would be worth it. I've often done thought experiments where I went back and fixed a mistake, and then tried to imagine what happened as time progressed. But there are a couple of things that if I were allowed to change them, I would.
No I don't think so because even my unwise ,unhelpful, decisions helped me to learn and grow, without making mistakes I wouldnt have had that opportunity - It also allowed others to set me straight and give me choices. So I am ok with my past - I leave it where it belongs; in the past.
That question was just ask a few days ago. I had a pretty funny post about it. Not repeating it.