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post 1456005953 08-03-2016, 09:05 PM
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Your biggest regret in life so far? Srs

Srs thread is srs

I don't wanna hear "I don't regret anything...as long as you learned from mistake blah blah blah"

You can say that but your only fooling yourself

We all have something that keeps us up at night, thinking "what if" or "why'd I do that"

Let's get them feels Rollin in misc. What is your biggest regret in life, can you do anything to fix it...?


-wish you were closer with family
-your a ****ty parent
-something from your youth
-arrests
-education stuff
-addictions (drugs, gambling)
-cheating
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post 1456006913 08-03-2016, 09:12 PM
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Binge drinking too often in college. Blacked out on a pretty regular basis.

Maybe I'm overreacting and being hard on myself, but I legitimately pray I didn't cause myself long-term brain and/or liver damage. Luckily I'm only 24 and have cut back on drinkingdrasticallysince graduating two years ago. Staying very active and maintaining a healthy diet throughout college must have mitigated the damage a lot, thankfully. I do feel great these days.
post 1456006943 08-03-2016, 09:12 PM
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-not starting fin earlier

-not making certain career moves immediately after college

-not working harder to develop a relationship with my father
And how can man die better, than facing fearful odds, for the ashes of his fathers, and the temples of his gods?
post 1456007123 08-03-2016, 09:14 PM
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Originally Posted By m1n2v5
-not starting fin earlier

-not making certain career moves immediately after college

-not working harder to develop a relationship with my father
Is your father still alive? If so fix that **** brah.
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post 1456007203 08-03-2016, 09:15 PM
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Originally Posted By JustMoved24
Is your father still alive? If so fix that **** brah.
yeah he is. neither of us know where to start though.
And how can man die better, than facing fearful odds, for the ashes of his fathers, and the temples of his gods?
post 1456007223 08-03-2016, 09:15 PM
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Originally Posted By shreddywap
Binge drinking too often in college. Blacked out on a pretty regular basis.

Maybe I'm overreacting and being hard on myself, but I legitimately pray I didn't cause long-term brain and/or liver damage. Luckily I'm only 24 and have cut back on drinkingdrasticallysince graduating two years ago. Staying very active and maintaining a healthy diet throughout college must have mitigated the damage a lot, thankfully. I feel great these days.
I thinking takes years of serious drinking to do that type of damage. But at least you changed it up before alcoholic was born.
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post 1456007363 08-03-2016, 09:16 PM
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post 1456007373 08-03-2016, 09:16 PM
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I was gonna say gambling, lost over 50k (srs) and as fuked as that is for me I realise I'll earn that money back, think the one which tops it off for me is not living life to the fullest for the last 10 years (since I was 18) didn't make the most of my opportunities, just wasted it away fapping and it's something I will never get back and has put me in a **** situation going forward
post 1456007413 08-03-2016, 09:16 PM
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being an awkward/anxious fuk all through elementary-early hs
post 1456007633 08-03-2016, 09:18 PM
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Originally Posted By JustMoved24
I thinking takes years of serious drinking to do that type of damage. But at least you changed it up before alcoholic was born.
That made me feel better, thanks brah. And yeah, I'm not an alcoholic by any stretch of the imagination.

Went three months without touching a drop of alcohol after graduating and had no urge to drink whatsoever during that time. Always been strictly a social drinker, just would always get too carried away, too often. I was the guy who'd be down to take shots with whomever, whenever.
post 1456007673 08-03-2016, 09:18 PM
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not talking to girls and getting laid earlier SRS

feel like I making up for lost time, but its okay. catching up pretty quickly here
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post 1456007963 08-03-2016, 09:20 PM
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Rotting through my mid-twenties to my mid-thirties. Not being more outgoing when I was younger, passing up a few awesome sixes to pursue nutty eights and nines, not beating the shet out of a few guys in high school that had it coming.

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post 1456008023 08-03-2016, 09:20 PM
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Originally Posted By m1n2v5
yeah he is. neither of us know where to start though.
Been in situation somewhat similar with sibling. No one cares where it starts. Just that it starts. Little text or call "Miss ya pops" is all it takes
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post 1456008043 08-03-2016, 09:20 PM
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Not living life at an earlier age.. doing what most teenagers do
post 1456008243 08-03-2016, 09:21 PM
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Originally Posted By bloodshotbrah
I was gonna say gambling, lost over 50k (srs) and as fuked as that is for me I realise I'll earn that money back, think the one which tops it off for me is not living life to the fullest for the last 10 years (since I was 18) didn't make the most of my opportunities, just wasted it away fapping and it's something I will never get back and has put me in a **** situation going forward
I'm only 2 years younger but can relate towards the wasted life part. It's hard to not think about it 14/7 and not put a bullet in ur brain
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post 1456008383 08-03-2016, 09:22 PM
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Start working out earlier. Would love to go back and spend my free time in my HS years getting big and not even have to worry about diet. 20 y/o and small af.
Regret not paying attention in math class at HS, gotta go back and get a credit so I can change my major to engineering.
Wish I was closer with my family but that's out of my control.

Pretty much it and I plan to not have any regrets in the future. This thread will help lol
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post 1456008443 08-03-2016, 09:22 PM
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Originally Posted By BigNik78
Rotting through my mid-twenties to my mid-thirties. Not being more outgoing when I was younger, passing up a few awesome sixes to pursue nutty eights and nines, not beating the shet out of a few guys in high school that had it coming.

You look shredded probably look 30 when really 37. Still got a lot of years left to make up for it if u want
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post 1456008473 08-03-2016, 09:23 PM
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Things left unsaid and undone when someone you love dies.

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post 1456008503 08-03-2016, 09:23 PM
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post 1456008663 08-03-2016, 09:24 PM
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Originally Posted By brahskimoseph
not talking to girls and getting laid earlier SRS

feel like I making up for lost time, but its okay. catching up pretty quickly here
Age 21 be happy your still so young we'd all do anything to go back to your age.
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Originally Posted By Mehhzyy
Start working out earlier. Would love to go back and spend my free time in my HS years getting big and not even have to worry about diet. 20 y/o and small af.
Regret not paying attention in math class at HS, gotta go back and get a credit so I can change my major to engineering.
Wish I was closer with my family but that's out of my control.

I don't really regret anything and I plan to not have any regrets in the future. This thread will help lol
How is family out of your control?
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post 1456008893 08-03-2016, 09:25 PM
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post 1456009013 08-03-2016, 09:26 PM
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Buying a house and new car 4 years ago.
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post 1456009093 08-03-2016, 09:27 PM
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Originally Posted By mythos34
Things left unsaid and undone when someone you love dies.

Most stuff in life is small potatoes. You get over it. But thats a tough one.
Yep I hope the guy who said him and his dad don't talk or something sees this. I'm sure it's one of the hardest things to deal with.
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Originally Posted By truth223
Buying ahouseand new car 4 years ago.
Can you share the location? Interested since housing prices have been going up.
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Originally Posted By JustMoved24
How is family out of your control?
My family is very scattered. The only family I really get to see are my dad and grandmother. Everyone else like my uncles, aunt, cousins etc live VERY far away, all in different places. My mom isn't someone I want to be around (drugs, alcohol, jail etc). Mirin people who live with their parents like normal people.
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Originally Posted By truth223
Buying a house and new car 4 years ago.
Sounds like u doing good? Why the regret?
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Originally Posted By JustMoved24
Srs thread is srs

I don't wanna hear "I don't regret anything...as long as you learned from mistake blah blah blah"

You can say that but your only fooling yourself

We all have something that keeps us up at night, thinking "what if" or "why'd I do that"

Let's get them feels Rollin in misc. What is your biggest regret in life, can you do anything to fix it...?


-wish you were closer with family
-your a ****ty parent
-something from your youth
-arrests
-education stuff
-addictions (drugs, gambling)
-cheating
Paying attention to my elders as a kid. Something most of the misc could learn to do. I gave two chits about school and money management. I also gave a chit about sports when I was young enough to develop into something special. Now I am talented and feel I can compete but no one will give me that chance at 31.

My second regret is not having the confidence I have today for most of my life. I lost my virginity at 16, and have slayed sloots most of my life, but I didn't actually ask a girl out until I was 27. I think back often about how much more I could have slayed if I had the confidence and cockiness I have now, all that time when I thought I was unattractive.
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Originally Posted By JustMoved24
Sounds like u doing good? Why the regret?
At the time I thought I could afford it but it's been a long few years. The bills are still paid but the fun money isn't there like it used to be. The house needs work, the car has been a nightmare and I can't get out from under either of them.
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