What did you regret doing when you were younger that you wish you never did?!

Doesn't have to be serious!

I regret going full stuntman in my early teens by riding full pelt up a ramp on my BMX with no safety gear and landing face first onto concrete smashing all my front teeth up and scraping my face up! My face recovered but I have crowns on all my front teeth.

Definitely one of the dumbest things I have ever done!

 

Regret doing when I was younger?

I don't even know where to begin.

 

I think I regret the things I didn't do more than the things I did

 

Like poo pooing bitcoin when I had the chance to buy it off someone for peanuts? I would have been a millionaire now

 

OOh Rainbow did and he is doing very well from it.

 

Lol, not quite what I meant, but sure why not,

 

I have those regrets as well.

Just as soon as I learn from old regrets, a whole new set of life experiences come along, allowing more chances to create newer regrets, haha!

 

exactly the same thing i was thinking. too many things i had no idea how to go about. some i still don't, which no longer too much matter.

 

(that Piaf could SING)

 

Being a stupid , dangerous drunk. Hit a ' window pane cured that right up!

 

No regrets, did all I wanted to do, and more. Even a failed marriage, I have no regrets, 1 daughter from it and a couple nice adult grandkids. All experiences but also a sensible and common sense person am I.

Glad too that I went to some nude beaches and some community camp near my more growing up years in CA...

 

How in the hell am I supposed to remember what I did when I was younger?

 

Not emigrating when I had the chance

 

I remember so much at 82, are you older than me...how is your memory. Maybe it needs some supports to keep it active. I know yrs of antioxidants have kept my brain Alive.

 

Where would you have gone?

 

Canada.

 

I'm an old rock musician... Not remembering stuff is part of the gig.

 

I guess my only real regret is not staying in the Air Force. My two terms in Combat Control was the only job I ever had that I woke up every morning looking forward to going to work.

I met my current wife of 48 years just before my second enlistment was up. Her dad was SF and she was raised a GI brat and refused to marry me unless I took my discharge. She didn't like the military.

Damn, if I'd only been born Asexual, my life would have been so much simpler!

 

The things we do for love!