Posted: 09 Jun 2009, 16:22
I regret not going to university straight out of school, and fannying about for such a long time academically.
I regret quitting my last job - did not anticipate how difficult it would be to find a new one in the current climate.
I regret the amount of precious time I used to plough into relationships with men who weren't at all good for me.
And most of all I regret the many times I have hurt the people in my life who do genuinely care for me. Thank god, they're all still there.
I don't think regret is a destructive thing either as long as you don't wallow in it. Learn your lessons and get on with it, is the best way, I think.
I regret quitting my last job - did not anticipate how difficult it would be to find a new one in the current climate.
I regret the amount of precious time I used to plough into relationships with men who weren't at all good for me.
And most of all I regret the many times I have hurt the people in my life who do genuinely care for me. Thank god, they're all still there.
I don't think regret is a destructive thing either as long as you don't wallow in it. Learn your lessons and get on with it, is the best way, I think.