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Don't do anything you'll regret. Yes, you have that choice. Don't regret anything you did. You did it in good faith (see above) with what information & resourc
by ctdonath 14y ago
Don't do anything you'll regret. Yes, you have that choice.
Don't regret anything you did. You did it in good faith (see above) with what information & resources you had at the time.
- toomuchtodo 14y agoLet me slightly correct this (I turned 30 in November). The things you'll regret are the things you didn't do. I might not be proud of some of the things I did do, but I don't regret them. Never regret something you did; at one point its what you wanted.
- bluedino 14y agoI agree, but there's something about fondly looking back and things you did and enjoyed, that's similar to looking back at things you never did and think you would have enjoyed, even if they might have gone horribly wrong if you had did them.
- gyardley 14y agoNever regret something you did; at one point its what you wanted. At times in my life I've behaved like a completely immoral asshole. Are you seriously suggesting that I shouldn't regret these times, just because I wanted to be an immoral asshole at the time? If you act like an evil bastard, you most certainly should regret it. You were bad, and you should feel bad. That feeling bad is part of what keeps you from doing it again.
- frenchy 14y agoThis depends on your personality, I think. Bold people tend to be assholes and timid people tend to avoid both the things they should have done, and the things they shouldn't have. Some people, like me, have a little of both.