I am going to say the first boyfriend I chose..... life could have been WAY different if I knew then what I know now.....
I'd have to say dropping out of college. If I'd just stuck with it for a little longer, I'd be a LPN now.
Right now I don't have my biggest regret, because I'm still pretty young. But when it comes, which I hope never comes, I will have to look back and think about what I've done leading up to that point. Your biggest regret right now will turn into a laughable memory and then a distant memory and then into dust. The past is the past, don't let your regrets hold you down on the future.
I have little small things I wish I wouldn't have done or atleast done differently but no seriously big regrets. I believe everything is a learning experience and kind of shapes the person you will become.
Well, I have some regrets like not studying. There were some tests back then that I could've studied for more, but instead, I decide to play games instead of studying. I really do regret doing that. Studying should be prioritized over entertainment for sure.
I guess not graduating. I was shy by 12 credits . Didn't matter though because I had no plans on working in my major anyway. So that is another regret . Choosing a major I did not like and not change it because I would have had to take more courses.
I don't have any regrets this far in life. There were some things that could work out better than they were, but I don't really regret any of it. What has happened in the past stays in the past and there is no need for any feeling of the past such as regrets.
I regret believing in my parents too much when I was younger. Now that I've grown up I realize they were just as lost as anyone else and I should have just listened to myself more instead and maybe I would have been able to utilize my childhood a lot better.
Not finishing school when I was younger and experiencing things in my 20s. Now I'm left wondering about life.
My biggest regret is not enrolling music school when I was young. My grandma had suggested this (she claims), but somehow, I don't remember it, neither her mentioning it nor my refusal. I only remember, years later, wishing it had happened. Music is my passion. I simply adore it, there is no other way of putting it. I am self-taught at the piano and I play fairly well (for someone who hasn't had a single lesson). I keep imagining what would have happened had I started early-on and with real teachers to guide me.
