I've wished some things weren't true, but I've never wished I didn't know something unpleasant.

Not a darned thing. No matter how painful or ugly the truth, that's what I want. It has taken some conditioning to be able to handle the truth well enough at all times, but the growing pains to get here were worth it.

That not everyone I care about, cares about me. Who people present themselves as, when you first meet them, can be far from who they really are. Don't put your trust into someone, until they've proven themselves trustworthy. And, if you see signs that something isn't right, trust your instincts.

I can't think of a single one. I'd rather have the truth, ALL the truth, than believe in
any lie.

That most people operate on instinct rather than reason. It's frustrating to see things that no one else cares to.

Popular opinions are more important.

You can work harder than anybody and never get anywhere that was my truth

Don't you mean, that love evolves into a different form? I have never found love to die, it changed from infatuation or lust...into the reality of responsibility! I learned that love was work! And, maybe it was a good thing that I did not have a full concept of what it was, early on, because I might have passed it by or avoided it! Because, love can cut us, like a knife! And, I do agree, that nothing is forever, everything is always changing...our bodies, nature and for sure relationships! So, go with the flow...really does have a deep meaning!

The one truth I have learned and it was actually a relief is that the older I get the more I realise that the vast majority of people haven't got a f---ing clue and are just winging it.

The Holocaust-have had nightmares since my teens.

For me, it was that my husband could die but true love NEVER dies and remains for eternity.

Finding out, on a much deeper level, that I'm not capable of affecting the world I live in in the way I want and that ultimately, after my death I will be forgotten. That's probably the one thing I wish I could have stayed ignorant of.

I prefer to know, no matter what.

That people only care about themselves. Except for close family and close friends. Those are the people to have in your life. I heard this saying, "Don't make others a priority if all you are to them is an option." So true.

water displacement theory

[insert Lovecraft reference here]

The ultimate unknowability of things.

That the world is biased in favour of the already rich and you can buy your way in and out of anything so long as you have money

And that not everything can be solved through peaceful means with knowledge and communication

That racism was not just a southern thing.

That sex can actually be lame.

I do not believe I would erase Any truth I ever learned...the truth is always helpful

Okay, I don't have one... yet.

I don't matter to the ones I thought I mattered to.