If You Had The Chance To Go Back... (girlfriend, marriage, man)

[MIKEETC]

...I would have turned and walked to the right instead of to the left when I walked into that pornoshop....

Seriously - make a better effort of getting to know, and go out with, Judy 20 years ago.

...live and learn...

[TKramar]

I wouldn't have gone into the Navy, I would have just gone out and found myself a job.

[dcashley]

I would have divorced my mom when I was 16. I had been admitted to college--but she wouldn't let me go--even though it was only 1 1/2 miles from home.

[max's mama]

I have made so many mistakes in my life, but I wouldn't change a thing, otherwise I wouldn't be where I am today.

If I had a chance to go back and relive a moment all over again, then it would have to be walking with my mother in the park and just having a conversation. I miss you mom.

[Sunnydee]

Originally Posted by max's mama

I have made so many mistakes in my life, but I wouldn't change a thing, otherwise I wouldn't be where I am today.

If I had a chance to go back and relive a moment all over again, then it would have to be walking with my mother in the park and just having a conversation. I miss you mom.

you got me teary with this one.

[SD4020]

Yes. I would not have walked away from someone quite sweet and special.

[yellowsnow]

I would have stayed single.

Maybe that's wrong. I probably wouldn't know what I know today if I hadn't done what I did. OK, here's something better. I would have known what I was getting into when I got married!

[GloryB]

Originally Posted by TKramar

I wouldn't have gone into the Navy, I would have just gone out and found myself a job.

And here I have spent years lamenting that I DIDN'T join the Navy! I got to work for them later, but I so wanted to join when I was 19, but decided to get married instead.

[queenlisa]

Originally Posted by Mr.Cat

...to a particular moment in your life and be able to change it, that being for good or bad, what would it be and why?

I would have made my mom went to the doctor sooner,so that they may have caught the cervical cancer early

[Northside904]

If I could go back and change a thing, it would be seeing my parents. I wish my parents could've seen me walk across the stage for my BA and MBA. They made me the man I am today and that would've been my way of saying thank you to them for all the sacrifices they've made for me. I miss eating out together every Sunday after church, walking through the neighborhood (albeit rough), weekend picnics that included my close friends, etc. My mom was the kind of woman I want to get involved with: strong as a powerlifter but gentle as a dove. The great thing about their death is they're chillin' with Jesus.