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If you could start your life over again from the very beginning what would you do differently? |
>> | No. 442971
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Most of my biggest regrets are to do inhibition based on morality. If I could go back I would do a lot more stuff that people made me feel bad for considering but ultimately didn't matter. so many missed opportunities over fuck all. I spent the years I should have been living to indulgence try not to be come corrupted and the years I should be settling down trying to claw back the opportunities I missed earlier. |
>> | No. 442972
442972
I would try much less hard to live. |
>> | No. 442974
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I'd learn to figure out how to know when girls were trying to shag me much earlier, and I'd start investing in my pension at 18 - I'd probably be retired now, even if we weren't playing "now I know to buy amazon at $1/share" time travel rules. |
>> | No. 442975
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Buy bitcoin. |
>> | No. 442977
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I would tell myself to get a fucking clue and figure out a little earlier what I wanted to do with my life. I did well in school and even went to uni, but without any proper sense of direction for a long time. I did a Mickey Mouse degree first, which afforded me loads of free time to party, but it only hit me when I graduated how limited my employability was. I then went back to uni in my mid-20s to do a proper degree, so I really only started working a full-time job in earnest at age 28. |
>> | No. 442981
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I've thought about this a lot (which probably says a lot about my life). My biggest questions are how far would I have to go back to be able to change anything that mattered and if I went back that far, if I would be old enough to have the agency to actually effect any change. |
>> | No. 442984
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>>442977 |
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Do we seriously have a wordfilter for drugs? |
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>>442985 |
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>>442984 |
>> | No. 442988
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Depending on what mood I am in when I wake up in the morning, I am either quite content with how things are or I wish I had done everything differently, so the truth is probably in between. |
>> | No. 442989
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Honestly, I'd try and stay the same path, with a few changes. I'd buy bitcoin when I first heard about it on the other place. I'd also try and be more confident and take myself less seriously during my late teens. |
>> | No. 442990
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I'm in two minds about the degree thing - I did music at a respectable uni, and did really well; while it has no direct use in getting a career, I would say that a first is a first when it comes to a lot of graduate jobs, though I didn't go down that route anyway so perhaps that's irrelevant. |
>> | No. 442991
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MV5BMDE5NGFiMjYtMDI0Ni00MTAyLWI2Y2UtMjBhODU2N2E0MD.jpg I have to disagree with all the "mickey mouse degree" lads. For the right person, that time can be essential. I studied the humanities, but I came from the kind of background where acclimatising to the education system was just as important as the content of the degree. What I got from those few years with few to no money pressures to just read books and think about things was (is) so immensely valuable to me. It gave me the chance to develop a system of values and a reason to bother living at all. I would not be studying what I do now, which is more in the medical field, were it not for that opportunity and a few sympathetic tutors. |
>> | No. 442992
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Shag Samantha, she was well up for it but I bottled it when I'd only fingered her a couple of times. Missed opportunity of my life that, fuck sake. |
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>>442991 |
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I know the exact girl I would get pregnant as a teenager and know that she'd keep the baby dooming both of us. I can wear all the condoms I like but eventually I'd go raw and she was sloppy with her birth control. |
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>>442998 |
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>>442997 |
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>>442999 |
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>>442988 |
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aoMMwNw_460s.jpg >>443016 |
>> | No. 443020
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Everyone acts like Oz or NZ are these utopian promised lands, but I really don't see it. Australia is pretty backward in a lot of ways, the cost of living is through the roof in ways that would make moangy Londoners blush, and there just doesn't seem to be much to do out there once the novelty of nice weather wears off. England might be miserable most of the year round, but we've all of Europe on our doorstep, and even povvos can afford a Ryanair to Krakow or whatever to get trolleyed. |
>> | No. 443021
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Wish I'd treated the ex a bit nicer. |
>> | No. 443022
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>>443020 |
>> | No. 443023
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I shouldn't have burned bridges with my best friend when I was 15. I've never had a best friend since. |
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>>443022 |
>> | No. 443025
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Canada seems to be a really popular destination. Everyone I know who has emigrated has gone there, apart from one who went to NZ. |
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>>443025 |
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>>443026 |
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>>443026 |
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>>443065 |
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>>443072 |
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>>443081 |
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>>443082 |
>> | No. 443378
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I think I'd have encouraged my parents to get me into more after school clubs, ones that would be useful in later life. Martial arts, gymnastics, dancing, things like that. |
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>>442970 |
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>>443874 |
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