I don't know that I came name just one.

I wish I had never bought a dry cleaners.

I wish I had never taken a job as a nuclear engineer

I wish I never lived in Lynchburg va

I wish I had been nicer to more people in my life.

I wish being in the army didn't suck so much so I could have retired at 39 (this year!)
I also wish I would have moved the screen I slipped on causing me to fall 12 feet into an empty concrete pond...

I would choose different parents.

Regrets i’ve had a few.But then again to few to mention.I did what I had to do ,and saw it through with out exemption.I planned each charted course ,each carful step along the byway .And more much more than this I did it my way .But one thing I did not do soon enough was beg my mother to get me the hell away from those sadomasochist crazy nuns in Catholic school or as I would prefer to say PRISON.Thanks Paul.A

Lots of regrets. I would rather not dwell on them.

I regret not becoming an atheist earlier in my life.

I suspect that like most people I have made many mistakes in life that I wish I could correct. But now that I have gotten smarter to make better decisions, I have also gotten older ....so I just don't care anymore

I would Not get married.

Nothing the pain makes you.

Not calling the police during a night of domestic violence when I was eight.

First wife nightmare, but never regret my sons, the only good thing from that

I can't come up with one, as any change could have changed the direction of my life, and who knows where I would be now, or if I would I even be at all.

Wish I had not married my best friend, Tim, at age 21. He sexually abused me. Didn't know he was bisexual and a sadist.

Two years after marrying Tim, my father died. I flew to Michigan in time to watch Dad die and attend his funeral.

"I refuse to live another day in regret and remorse," I vowed on the plane ride home to Seattle. I immediately left Tim and got a divorce.

Had years of therapy to heal from the pain of being physically and emotionally hurt by the man I loved.