Lol. Even just to do high school again.

@Mokvon Maybe senior year, but not the whole four years!

I envy you.

@Mokvon I don’t see the point of regretting something. You can’t undo what’s happened. Focus on what’s ahead or fix the situation if possible.

@graceylou easier said the. Done

@Mokvon You have to make the effort to change your attitude and outlook.

@graceylou in any case it is a process. No one solution however practical can answer everything completely. In short there comes a point to accept and move on.

Look at it as being smart.

That is a healthier way to see this world.

You are the minority.

@Mokvon -- There is always a minority, my friend. Being an atheist places me in a minority. I am a part of a large number of minority categories. It's a pretty nice place to be.

Nice...

No regrets? I find that hard to believe of anyone

@Cat021958 -- Nope, not a one. I learned when very young that everything in life is to be treated as a learning experience and every risk taken is a step toward learning more. I understood as a child that not everything works as one wants, not all rewards are as great as one would like, and that the costs, no matter how small, are always too much. Regret is a form of suppressed anger and no one needs to carry that kind of baggage. So, although I can't say I am pleased with everything that has happened to me or what I've done to myself through decisions/actions taken, I am comfortable with the outcome.

@evidentialist Nicely put.

I get that. Microsoft for me.

Thanks for the reminder....geez!! Lol

Interestingly enough, I have never purchased any Apple product.
Not likely that I ever will either.

Then you are the lucky minority.

But more, much more than this...

My favorite!

@Cat021958 All together now

"I did it my way"