What are your biggest regrets...

[Modelworks]

1. Taking out a loan on a home I had already paid off
2. Not taking better advantage of the time I had at college - partying is fun but you will hate yourself later.

 

[ichy]

Not changing my e-mail password when I knew that my then-girlfriend was snooping. Ugh...

 

[Possessed Freak]

It seems trivial, but I *really* should have punched that guy in High School.

 

[CRXican]

My biggest: Not trying to get pussy in high school. Apparently all the girls were putting out.
And yes, asking for sex from every girl in school would have given me a perv reputation, but since graduating high school I have not seen any of those people face-to-face in 13 years.
But the memory of poon would have lasted a lifetime.

amen

 

[soulcougher73]

Biggest regrets of my life:

1 - paying for pretty much ALL FUCKING expenses for my POS ex gf
2 - not leaving her when I wanted to back in the summer of 2008. She took a knife and threatened to kill herself, I felt so sorry that I tried to stick it out with this useless, ungrateful POS bitch
3 - believing all her fucking manipulative and self serving lies

fucking bitch. a lot of the reasons shes so fucked up arent really her fault, but i really should have been more like myself (selfish, watched out for myself, my future, and my own back) instead of getting fucked over.

Damn that voodoo punani.

 

[Muse]

buying an external (parallel port) ZIP drive when they came out. what a fucking waste.

True that. I have 2 zip drives (internal IDE), still, several discs too. What a waste of money. I got next to no utility out of them. Gotta get rid of that junk. They were a lot of trouble, too. The technical issues were legendary. The cost to me was not only ~$100/drive, but the hours of time dealing with the problems they had. :\

I seldom regret purchases, I do my homework. But the Iomega zip drives didn't really deliver in retrospect. Better technology made them obsolete very quickly. I guess it wasn't really my fault. I needed what they had to offer, for a brief time (6 months?). Well, I probably didn't really need that.

 

[Key West]

You don't have me convinced. More importantly I don't think you have God convinced either. No not trolling, just consider me a sign post along your journey.

I'm not here to convince you. Or this Christ of yours.

 

[Saint Nick]

1) Dating a psycho for 1.5 years
2) Not being more social in high school/part of college
3) Majoring in MIS
4) Not going out of state for college
5) Going to college with a girlfriend (lolwat)
6) Not drinking until I was 20
7) Playing CS a fuckload in high school
8) Not learning the guitar sooner

I'm only 23 so my list of regrets is very focused.

 

[skace]

I have no regrets.

 

[MetalMat]

Taking the red pill

 

[vshah]

not meeting my gf sooner


and slacking off in school

 

[NinjaTech]

I'm not here to convince you. Or this Christ of yours.

Convince Christ he exists? I'm positive he already knows.

 

[Key West]

Convince Christ he exists? I'm positive he already knows.

Not the brightest member of the church eh?

 

[Dear Summer]

slacking off in high school and college

 

[moshquerade]

I have no regrets.

impossible.

unless you have a poor memory.

you must have no "major" regrets.

 

[Perknose]

My biggest egret:

 

[Exterous]

My biggest regret is being horrible at keeping in touch. Made and lost touch with a ton of good friends

I am not sure about college major. I learned a lot and it taught me some great habits but I am not working in the field. I am not sure if the two balance out or not...

 

[Miramonti]

My regrets are like my baseball card and stamp collections I had as a kid.

I refuse to part with them and as a result will probably take them to my grave.

 

[Sumguy]

Should have really stood up for myself more while growing up.

Don't really have the tolerance to put up with peoples shit anymore. Imagine my surprise when I discovered what little it takes to make someone back down.

 

[shortylickens]

Should have really stood up for myself more while growing up.

Don't really have the tolerance to put up with peoples shit anymore. Imagine my surprise when I discovered what little it takes to make someone back down.

I was 19 and in the Navy when I learned this lesson.
Shame.
Had I done it in grade school I probably would be a much different person.