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Imagine you could start your life again, at a pivotal point in your life. Would you choose the same path? Where would you start and what would you do differently?
I thought about this myself and there are things I'd probably be tempted to change, things that made my life miserable at the time, but then I thought more and realised that these things, however bad, helped shape me into the person I am today. Sometimes a really bad incident or time in your life can produce positive results. However, sometimes you just wonder what it would be like to take a different course. Would a previous love have worked out if you had made different decisions? Would that fight you walked away from be any different if you had faced up to it? Would you have even survived this long?
Questions, many that cannot be answered, but it's a great way to make yourself realise that you are more than the sum of your experiences.
But still I wonder…What if?
I thought about this myself and there are things I'd probably be tempted to change, things that made my life miserable at the time, but then I thought more and realised that these things, however bad, helped shape me into the person I am today. Sometimes a really bad incident or time in your life can produce positive results. However, sometimes you just wonder what it would be like to take a different course. Would a previous love have worked out if you had made different decisions? Would that fight you walked away from be any different if you had faced up to it? Would you have even survived this long?
Questions, many that cannot be answered, but it's a great way to make yourself realise that you are more than the sum of your experiences.
But still I wonder…What if?
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I would changed one very pivotal mistake I made in my life, which eventually had horrible consequences. Changing that one thing would take my life in a completely different direction to what it is now, a far better one no doubt.
It would make me a very different person and I wouldn't mind that one bit.
It would make me a very different person and I wouldn't mind that one bit.
Interesting idea, but ultimately pointless, as even changing the simplest of things can have great effect, and we cannot change anything. I can't say I have no regrets, but I'm happy as I am now.
Imagine you could start your life again, at a pivotal point in your life. Would you choose the same path? Where would you start and what would you do differently?
I thought about this myself and there are things I'd probably be tempted to change, things that made my life miserable at the time, but then I thought more and realised that these things, however bad, helped shape me into the person I am today. Sometimes a really bad incident or time in your life can produce positive results. However, sometimes you just wonder what it would be like to take a different course. Would a previous love have worked out if you had made different decisions? Would that fight you walked away from be any different if you had faced up to it? Would you have even survived this long?
Questions, many that cannot be answered, but it's a great way to make yourself realise that you are more than the sum of your experiences.
But still I wonder…What if?
I thought about this myself and there are things I'd probably be tempted to change, things that made my life miserable at the time, but then I thought more and realised that these things, however bad, helped shape me into the person I am today. Sometimes a really bad incident or time in your life can produce positive results. However, sometimes you just wonder what it would be like to take a different course. Would a previous love have worked out if you had made different decisions? Would that fight you walked away from be any different if you had faced up to it? Would you have even survived this long?
Questions, many that cannot be answered, but it's a great way to make yourself realise that you are more than the sum of your experiences.
But still I wonder…What if?
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