Regerts? I've had a few.

[Orangeade]

Probably regret most of all being sensible whilst I should have been stupid, and now entering an age in my mid thirties where I feel the desire to be stupid where I should be sensible.

But that is just the way it goes. I'll probably look back in 10 years and give myself abuse for something else.

 

[D-Ranged]

Probably regret most of all being sensible whilst I should have been stupid, and now entering an age in my mid thirties where I feel the desire to be stupid where I should be sensible.

But that is just the way it goes. I'll probably look back in 10 years and give myself abuse for something else.

I am the opposite. I was extremely stupid in my 20s and now regret it in my late 30s as my body is a bit of a mess from bodybuilding and partying too hard. I say regret, but I did have a lot of fun, and made many friends. If I didn't do this I'd probably be thinking the same as you are now.

It will always be the same for so many different paths. Sometimes I wish I didn't grow up In London, and grew up in a tiny village in the middle of nowhere, but a lot of people that did that, wish they grew up in a place like London.

You'll always want what you can't/didn't have, like your last statement. I try not to dwell too much on things like that, until my back starts ******* me off again anyway!

 

[iamdjdz]

No raregts.

 

[Orangeade]

I am the opposite. I was extremely stupid in my 20s and now regret it in my late 30s as my body is a bit of a mess from bodybuilding and partying too hard. I say regret, but I did have a lot of fun, and made many friends. If I didn't do this I'd probably be thinking the same as you are now.

It will always be the same for so many different paths. Sometimes I wish I didn't grow up In London, and grew up in a tiny village in the middle of nowhere, but a lot of people that did that, wish they grew up in a place like London.

You'll always want what you can't/didn't have, like your last statement. I try not to dwell too much on things like that, until my back starts ******* me off again anyway!

Oh yes, fully agree that if things were different I'd have another problem instead. Grass is not always greener.

Think it's just more relevant for me as I'm at a crossroads in terms of "settling down, family etc" or pursuing something else first. Which becomes more of a gamble the older you get.