Office LifeFeb 14, 2020
AT&Tcalm&fresh

Deal with regrets

How to deal with regrets? I realise I have made so many mistakes in my life and lost so many years. It was mainly due to ignorance and wrong beliefs. Agree that I only have learn from it and make sure not to repeat it. But the feeling of guilt is haunting me. Any true guidance and suggestion is appreciated.

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Microsoft zCeu85 Feb 14, 2020

Dude grow up. Mistakes are part of life. The more you make the more you learn. Life is only one. Just don’t waste time regretting and go make more mistakes

Baker Hughes TRWIH2020 Feb 14, 2020

Heart goes out to you brother/sister. My grandfather would always remind me of the words Heraclitus: “No man ever steps in the same river twice, for it’s not the same river and he’s not the same man.” I never really got those words until I was abit older. But it’s true, even if you come back to the same moment in time and could do things differently there is no guarantee things would be different. Furthermore, to change any of things would change who you are. As hokey as it might sound, try writing about it. It can be cathartic, maybe muse about why you fixate on those moments. There is nothing wrong with thinking back on those things from time to time, but you should and must let it go to embrace the person you are to be. As you’ve said, those moments taught you something, appreciate and focus on that, rather than the sting of regret itself. Meditation/prayer, working out, a new hobby, journaling all things than help you move on. Maybe even consider therapy. It can do wonders just to talk, without judgement. Good luck. 🙏🏽🙏🏽

Indeed Fdef0 Feb 14, 2020

Therapy

LinkedIn IxpM37 Feb 14, 2020

Mistakes provide a deeper kind of insight that isn’t really possible otherwise. I was a Christian until early 20’s. Now I despise religion. I don’t regret that experience. Be proud of where you came from. Give yourself credit for where you are. Don’t worry about how long it took. Just aim up and live in the present.

Oracle waywardson Feb 14, 2020

Part of life, dude. I dumped a good relationship/girl who adored me so I can be single and sleep around. Ffwd. She is now executive level raking in the M's

AT&T calm&fresh OP Feb 14, 2020

Sorry to know that.

Oracle waywardson Feb 14, 2020

@atnt No need to cry for me. I made the decision that was right for me at the time

SAP WXYI30 Feb 14, 2020

being regretful shows you’re sane, otherwise you’d be a psychopath.

Verizon Media Igpay02 Feb 14, 2020

Regrets are fine as long as you learn from them. It’s part of being an adult.

American Express pos+ Feb 14, 2020

Just don't mingle with people who judge you, and help you regret more. You would be fine