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Everybody has regrets, and getting over them are important. What is one thing that you guys have absolutely no regrets about and are 100% glad you did/said.
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#1
stopped being friends with my old friend group. they really were hurting me and messed me up. i have a lot less friends now but they’re the best friends i could ever ask for.
Final score:
6points
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#2
Getting dreadlocks. I've had them for almost 10 years and havn't had a single day of regret. No matter what other people say stay true to who you are and how you want to present yourself
Final score:
5points
#3
Letting go of toxic people that no longer served me peace. Best decision ever.
Final score:
4points
#4
For me, something I have no regrets about is spending time with my grandparents. Every Saturday my grandmas come over for dinner and I always spend as much time as I can with them. It is so fulfilling and now I have a lot of happy memories with them that I will always have even when they’re gone.
Final score:
3points
#5
Relocating from the U.S to Europe.
Final score:
3points
#6
Moving. I was so scared to leave my friends and family and country, but looking back I have 0 regrets that I did it. I am so much healthier and happier here. I never want to go back.
Final score:
3points
#7
Only taking one AP in high school. People told me unless I took at least 5, I wouldn't get into a good college. I got into my dream school ED and am pursuing what I love. You are not defined by the classes you take in high school.
Final score:
3points
Huddo's sister 2 years ago
I feel the same way about my high school/uni choices. I didn't work as hard as I 'should' have in year 11 & 12, but it meant my mental health and socialising were much better. I didn't get the marks for my first preference uni, but that meant I ended up at my second choice, which was a much smaller school and better fit for me. I don't know that I would have been able to graduate if I went to the other uni, and I certainly wouldn't have the great friends I ended up with.
#8
Coming out as transgender to my parents. I was so nervous, but they support me.
Final score:
3points
#9
I don’t regret not giving a f**k about my exams as I’d be anxious otherwise
Final score:
2points
#10
There was an annoying person who hurt my arm so I slapped him with a pie 👍
Final score:
2points
#11
Moving class When u was 6/7 I had two bullys....who were my only friends (Besides Isla my now bestie) they would treat me c**p one day (never apologise) and love me the next. They (1 boy 1 girl) would tear me apart, not knowing what real friendship is and surely this isn't it! This went on for a year. At the end of a year we tell the teacher who we want in our class for next year. Well my shot came and without anyone telling me to do this, didn't say their names. 🪄✨️ So next year I'm not in their class!!! (Not in islas either) AND the next year was when covid hit AND that group had a HUGE fight and eventually are ENIMIES they also aren't the brightest balb in the box SO GLAD I didn't go into their class!
Final score:
2points
MINNI THE HAMSTER (Submission author) 2 years ago
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#12
Going behind my boyfriends back to tell his parent about his suicidal thoughts and depression. He has therapy now and doesn’t know I helped make it happen.
Final score:
2points
#13
I have spent a ton of money over a whole adult lifetime on MUSIC. Lessons. Workshops. Piano. Recorder. Voice. Theory. Improvisation. History. Etc. I treasure every moment and memory. Age 75 (almost) and grateful for this blessing in my life. Ps. My parents started me with piano age 6.
Final score:
1point
#14
Cutting my mother out of my life. She may have abused me but I will never let her get close enough to my kids to do it to them.
Final score:
1point
#15
Getting my heart broken. It hurt for such a long time but after a long reflection it was an amazing life lesson. I learnt what I wanted and didn't want in a relationship. Now I'm with the person I deserve and he is with the person he deserves and we have had many years of love with many more to come. I'll never regret that past heartbreak.
Final score:
1point
#16
My entire life. I've made tons of mistakes and horrible choices but it made me who I am today and I finally like myself...most of the time.
Final score:
0points
#17
Quitting church. We were members of an evangelical church my husband and I. My in-laws were the pastor’s.. So lot of pressure and brains wash…. It was becoming a cult! So we quit. Best decision ever!!!✨
Final score:
0points
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