Regret is quite depressing. The idea that a previous life experience or situation that could have gone swimmingly in the past is ruined by one mistake or another, and there's no going back to change your mistake. It leaves a hole in your heart, reflecting on what could have been done, but wasn't. Denial, anger, and depression play a role in how you feel, and its really hard to accept your mistakes sometimes. We all have things we don't want to be reminded of and suppress. I regret many things, which I could discuss if asked. If you felt remorse and dissatisfaction with your actions, here is the thread to discuss it. I regret formerly submitting rushed, deplorable threads and reviews in the not so distant past.
 
If anything, what do you regret? Share accordingly, please. Thank you.

Yeah. Sure. I regret a bunch of things, I mean who really doesn't?

The only one I feel comfortable saying is my regret of choosing my current major in college. I probably should have went into the medical field(even though I am extremely squeamish and can't handle that kind of thing). The medical field is where the money is at and there are always jobs opened. Really anything would be better then the major I am in now.

Right now I'm majoring in Multimedia but there really isn't anything I can do in it, especially since there really isn't any job easily obtainable with that, unless I decide to make a movie or something(which I don't have the creativity/funds to do). And as a college senior I think it's pretty much too late.

Yes, joining Vizzed. 

In all seriousness, the only regret I have had so far was the way me and my class treated this poor kid in 3rd grade. Back then, he was picked on everyday, by basically every kid in the class, and I really regret doing that as I feel guilty about that to this day. Needless to say, I've never picked on a kid (maliciously) since then. 

Not going to college when I was 18. I was scared of failure and decided I wasn't ready, and basically put my dreams on the back burner.

I'm on the right track to success now, but I try not to focus on "all those wasted years", lol.

I have plenty of regrets. I wish I would have taken action when I saw people I loved do things that were not acceptable. Also regret not taking risks and pursuing what I loved and wanted to do at a specific moment. Not apologizing for mistakes and it became too late to do so and giving too many chances to the wrong person. 

I guess I regret not doing as much as I could in high school. I did pretty well, but I keep telling myself that I could have done so much more, so if I could go back in time, I'd go back and do high school all over again.

To answer your question simply. No I do not regret anything in life.  I cannot change the decisions I made in the past.

Theoretically you could actually be in a worse position than you are now if you had done the thing you regretted. Life is not a case of right and wrong. It is more a case of making decisions and facing the implications of those head on.

Those who are always looking behind in the past, will miss the present and trip over the unseen future. Whilst if you are always looking forward. You can predict and prepare yourself for any obstacles that lay ahead.

That of course is just my mantra.

Vexxen has something to it. If I had made different choices back in the day, I wouldn't be where I am now and I'm highly satisfied with my current life. Things are rolling and I'm assaulting through my existence with enthusiasm.

Saying that, it's the things I didn't do or didn't try that I regret the most. I wish I danced with that one girl in 9th grade at Homecoming. I wished I pursued a few other relationships before I met my wife that I didn't take advantage of. I wished I blasted through college more aggressively. I wished I went pirate hunting with other Marines after I got out of service.

But, if I did those things, I would have had a different career. I would have a different story to tell and I wouldn't be standing where I am now. Maybe I'd be dead, hooked on drugs, or something worse. Maybe I'd be better off and living somewhere else with a different wife, a different dog, a different family.

I can't say I regret anything because I'm in a great spot. I do wish I did more things when I was younger. I'm using that as my guide now to soak up as many experiences as possible.

Definitely yes.

There are boards I registered on years ago, which I made cringe worthy posts. But I guess that's not really all that bad. It'd be cool to go back in time and actually make sensible posts on those boards, though.

If there was anything else, either it was so bad I tried my hardest to forget about it, or I still have a young mind, so I don't see something that I did that I regret, yet.

Something I of course I regret something, but as my life is now I regret nothing. I have a work I love to do everyday. Also got a fiancé that I love of all my heart and will spend the rest of my life with. So right now my life is perfect. Maybe chose something else do at school. But I can retake later in life so in that way I can try different jobs since its hard to get any job here in Norway without education

I regret never getting to go to the last prom of middle school with my secret crush... it's been on my mind for a while, and I just can't let it go.  I know I'll never get the chance to do it over again.  Had I gone, I'd feel a lot better about myself, and I'd have probably found love for the first time.  I guess it's just nothing, but it feels like every bit of meaning was taken from my life.  Sure, it was long ago, but I just can't ignore the feeling of emptiness.

I do regret some things in my life, but then I look back on them and say, why am I regretting it as much as I am. I regret not going to college outside of high school, I spent more time working, and partying. I regret not taking a full time job a few years ago, that is probably my biggest regret, but everything else it's quite small. I regret some of the arguments I have got into with friends, and on here, and how I have acted online in the past, but really I think about those times, I cringe a bit, then I laugh it off, because I myself have changed as a person.

There are lots of things I regret either doing or not doing.

I regret not being more outgoing in middle and high school. People seemed to like me well enough but instead of spending time with friends I would stay home a lot. Although I likely would regret all the stupid things I got up to if I did go out a lot in high school so it's probably a double edged sword there.

I also regret cheating on my first real girlfriend. I had no reason to do it at all but going back to the earlier I didn't go out much.... I wasn't used to having people take notice of me or having girls actually want to go out with me so when it happened I was not prepared for dealing with it. I obviously made a big mistake and wasn't faithful to the girl I was dating at the time and I will always regret that. I didn't end up going out with the girl I cheated with so it was all kind of pointless.

So yeah, there are things I regret doing and not doing. I don't know if you can live life without having regrets at some point. Every choice you make has an alternative that may or may not be better.

I've done my best to live a life of no regrets so far, and I used to think it was impossible for me to regret anything so long as I held on to my beliefs and walked the path of no regrets, but... recently, I've come to understand that I will always unconsciously regret something, whether I'd like to or not, and whether I was aware of it or not. Such is life and choices, and it's especially difficult if you're curious like I am; I always want to know what would have/could have changed, if anything at all. However curious we are though, we only get that one chance in life (I guess at least until we find a time machine or whatever) so I try to make the most of everything, for every second of my life. Nowadays, if there is something that I want to say to someone in particular, I will make sure to write my message and send it, even if it takes me years to find the right words and to deliver the message. From the moment I finally understood that humans could die at any second, I decided to take action to make sure I never regretted not having said something or done something for someone when I had the chance. However, the time eventually came when I lost someone I really cared about and I'd keep waking up, unable to breathe because I was literally suffocating from crying in my dreams. In my waking hours, I'd already told myself over and over that we'd already done everything we could for that person and yet... when I go to sleep, I would see that person, suddenly realize that I'm dreaming and scream in despair all over again. For days, I continued to wake up in tears and finally, I came to terms with the fact that even if I thought I was over it, on some level, some part of me is still regretting not having been able to save that person. Now, I've added to the path of no regrets, the understanding that not regretting anything means you also don't regret regretting a few things to help you truly not regret anything. That was one of the most humbling experiences of my life, but it also helped me to realize that I'm the odd one that actually does have the regret of falling asleep... I hate missing the things that happen when we fall asleep (including the things that could have happened); it just feels like we used up some of the time that we could have been happily enjoying more of the world together.

There a ton of things I regret in life including recently, but I'm trying not to feel so much guilt and move on quicker from past mistakes. I believe in a God that will always forgive me no matter what I do so if he can forgive me, I can forgive myself.

One of the things I'm struggling not to regret is letting my anger towards my brother show too easily. I can be around him for 5 minutes and we're already in an argument after less than 2 :/

Yesterday I finally moved past it better and asked my sister if I could have my turn babysitting him again to redeem myself. She easily gets tired of it too so she said yes. There were a couple times where he was asking pointless questions and I yelled at him to stop, but after that things improved. That was probably because he was much more quiet and barely said a word, but at least there was an improvement

I have so so many regrets. Coming out to my parents the way I did, spending so much time away from Vizzed, yelling at my friends, trying to convince myself that I am attracted to guys, and about 87 other things that I don't want to talk about. But I try my best to not think about those things and instead think about the things that I'm glad I did, which is the main reason that I don't add to the number of regrets that I don't want to talk about anymore. Sure I slip up and think about those things sometimes, but then I eventually realise how far I've come since then and everything gets a little better

Not spending enough time with my grandmother who passed away to cancer

No I am a complete though limited man, but am satisfied with my life, but since I work I will not be able to contribute much to vizzed.....