I often see people listing or focusing on their regrets, but not talking about how they've changed their mentality and actions since. When one doesn't do this, it's easy to feel hopeless and guilty about not being able to change the past. Thinking about regrets too much without acknowledging how things have changed since can worsen symptoms of mental illnesses such as anxiety and depression.
ITT, list mistakes or immoral things you've done in the past AND how you've changed since then or silver linings about the situation (such as what you learned). Please be respectful of other users. (Yes, I'm aware that this is Jow Forums.) Constructive critcism is fine, though.
Example: Past: I've dated people I wasn't really very attracted to to begin with. Change: I no longer will consider this as an option. It wastes both of your time and leads the other person on. I will only date people I'm very attracted to and try to not string people along after I've permanently lost interest.
He definitely wasn't my favorite character on the show. He seemed to think he was superior to other people because he was more normal than them. He was the best-looking guy in the office, though. For contrast, Erin was extremely good-looking too but also a good chaacter.
I used the pic because I was lazy and wanted to use one I'd already downloaded.
Bentley Russell
FUCKING N-O-T-H-I-N-G
Owen Flores
Really? No regrets at all? You lucky fellow.
Luke Hill
Oh I have a lot of regrets. I just have never ever fixed them.
Sebastian Price
past: play games all day change: browse internet all day
I used to chat to tinder whores, get their nudes, fap, then ghost them. It was like compulsive, I never ever intended to meet these sluts, but the fact I could get their nudes was kind of validating, it made me think I COULD fuck these girls, but I never would, because why do that when I can get stoned and play video games. Now I stay away from any dating app to prevent the same habit from resurfacing, just focusing on lifting and earning money.
Josiah Nguyen
Why don't you start one at a time? You don't have to turn everything around at once.
