I don't think it does any good to look backwards in life. The windshield is 40 times bigger than the rearview mirror.

Hang in there, find a group of like-minded friends, CALL one if you feel like a drink. You made the best choice for you and all around you. Good luck and God Bless.

My Dad was a flight instructor. He could thread a needle. This was before he was married with kids.
At one point, he went halvsies on a plane and flew it some when I was a kid.

I regret that I never had him train me to fly. Sure wish I had.

Prayer, coupled with the power of His Spirit, can change lives. Millions have succeeded in this battle. You can too.
We will remember you in prayer.

I have some regrets. Some I can talk about and some I can’t. Somehow, the good things I’ve done in life don’t seem to erase the bad things. None of my regrets are life altering, but they show up in my thoughts every now and then, despite the years that have passed. Makes me sad. But I’m not the same guy I was back then.

It was that brain tumor that changed me. There I was with one usable eye, looking at brain surgery that was just about to happen, and I thought “this might be it”. I don’t want to sound too sappy, but I promised that if I survived this and got my other eye back to working, I’d clean up my profanity, never throw a tennis racket again, and I would be nice forever and to everyone. Cleaning up the profanity has been a challenge, I must admit. But I am nice, and that’s something.

Not going Warrant Officer (Army) when I had the chance to.

Sometimes the F word is the most appropriate word that could be used in a given situation. If it doesn't offend those that happen to hear you use it, don't sweat it.

Not joining the service when I graduated from Highschool and not finishing college.

Not taking keyboarding in high school

I regret that myself. I recall it was $200 an acre back then, and an acquaintance wanted to partner up.

Damn skippy

Dang dude, that’s rough

Judging others, so today I stop that and I hope he treats you right Hud

Good luck to you. No personal experience but it seems like everyone needs to have help to pull this off. Get some support.
They say its at least part genetic so dont beat yourself up too bad. You are still very young so that should help you beat it.

Similar to me. I have made lots of bad decisions but I wouldnt call them regrets. In the Summer of 71 I made what would of seemed to be a bad decision. It no doubt completely altered my life going forward. I have no idea what my life would of been like but I do know that Ive had a good life and am happy right now. No regrets and glad of it.

Not being more available to one of my best friends who's service i attended yesterday. Stage 4 lung cancer ate him up.
Same with my Dad two years ago.

I have the standard crazy witch ex wife, that was just part of life but got a really good son out of it.

Not finishing college. I've climbed to an Engineering manager position with three different companies but could have got there sooner
with some ink on a paper.

42 here, till death do us part

My biggest regret to this day is not going to see my
Dad’s father in the hospital after he had a stroke.
Talked to him on the phone,told him I loved him and that
I’d head to Abilene to visit him.

Didn’t go and he passed away about a week or so later 😢

That was 31 years ago and still eats at me to this day.

There a couple things I wish I would have done differently but at the end of the day I’m happy with who I am and the life I have. So no regrets

figuring out I had ADD when I was a kid. Maybe I could have been smarter, taken school more seriously.

overall, I've had a pretty good run.

I can relate to both.

Nah HUD, nice try though.

As an old man closing it down now with sickness that I will not be able to overcome.I regret only one thing.Those that I hurt through my own selfishness or neglect. Otherwise, it has been a wild ride so far.