Time is something we don't have. It constantly springs forward while we are quite hard-pressed to reluctantly follow. We all make
mistakes, and given the time, we must either learn to accept them and move on, or ignore them entirely and suppress their presence. We all have things we want to change, things we truly regret or wish we did differently.

If you were given the option, would you do it?  If you could change one aspect or memory of your past, what would it be? Why? Thanks for being interested.

I would change many things to actually make friends. Stand up for myself more as I should and not be a door mat that people can walk on. I would go out and do things I should had done before. Like I am doing now like activities and such. And also I would not play the super Nintendo and would leave it as it would. Before we started to move to another home. I know my brother still hasn't forgiven me for that I did of...

I would stand up towards the bullies that made my school years a living hell. Sorry for language, but no other way to describe it.
But my problem is that I was tall and skinny so I was a easy target. but now I'm almost 2m tall and that helps a lot since so many people look up to me

There is only one thing that I would want to change about my past if I had the option. But making this change would've completely changed my life, so I probably would've never met my wife or the new friends I've made since I've been married ( just over 5 years now ). My wife is the best person on the planet that I have ever met and I'm glad I found her. However, I would be lying if I said I didn't have any regrets in my life.

If I could change one thing about my past, I would've played football all 4 years in high school instead of just 2. I would have easily received a scholarship somewhere, played in college, and who knows where I'd currently be at right now. But like I said, if that happened then I never would've come across the people that I now know today. If I could go back in time for the chance to make a different decision, I'm not sure if I would do anything different. It'd definitely be a very tough decision to make, but the bottom line is I'm happy with my life right now so I believe I made a good decision.

As MattyIce said, I have made a lot of mistakes that at first glance I would love to go back and change, but at the same time the way I see it everything you do has an effect on everything that happens in your life. I mean for example I moved somewhere years ago that ended up being the worst place I've ever lived, got me tangled up with some really bad people and things (nothing illegal, no) and led to some of the most traumatic experiences of my life as well as caused my entire family a lot of grief that still hasn't went away over a decade later, so yeah I'd love undo that.

On the other hand had that not happened I would have never experienced some of the greatest moments of my life which followed shortly after that time and as a direct result of it. I also helped an old woman find happiness and fulfillment in her religious life and helped her find true freedom after years of searching for it, but I did so using things I had learned while living that nightmare before I helped her. She died shortly after, so to know I helped her have peace and happiness during her last days is wonderful.

Finally I met the greatest people I've ever met in person and fell in love as an indirect result of that mistake, yeah the relationship ended before it started, but it was a wonderful experience that gave me some beautiful memories that I'll always cherish. I could list so many more things that would be undone if I undid that one terrible mistake, but I think I've made my point: I would never change anything, despite the pain my mistakes have caused me.

Fun fact too: I never would have joined Vizzed had that move not happened. Ponder that and decide if it would have been good or bad for you guys. Lol

The one thing I would change is I would've gotten myself sober quite a bit sooner. I would still want to have gone through what I did, just not for as long. Instead of wasting 8 years, I could live with wasting only 4. Though to be honest I'm happy with where I'm at, and if it would change what I have right now, I wouldn't change anything about my past at all, even if it meant I wasn't in physical pain almost all the time.

I wouldn't really change anything, as all bad things I did taught me not to do them. So it's better to learn from mistakes than never make them in the first place to me.

The laws of causality prevent me from going back in time and changing anything about my past. The smallest thing could lead to the biggest outcome. For all I know hitler could be resurrected if I go back in time and prevent myself from breaking my neighbors copy of Final Fantasy X.

It's dangerous, and I wouldn't be the person I am today if I changed things. I like me, and I'm staying that way.

Tricky question. Would there be any new consequences from changing my past? If so, no, I would not change my past. Changing my past could make an even worse outcome in the future than what the original outcome already was. However, if there was no extra consequence for changing my past, I would most likely change all the bad things I did. I haven't fully decided yet, heh.

If I could change my past I would make sure that I actually graduated high-school, I was off by around 1.5 credits, but I really didn't care in the end, and now... I'm unemployed.

If I could change something about my past, I would want to do things about high school differently. I did great in school but I would have wanted to work on my friendships and connections more and even try to do new things out of school. I feel just a few small changes there could have made everything after high school even better. It's not bad as it is, but there could have been better things going on for me at times.

You know, a lot of bad things have happened to me in the past... but I don't think I would change it. My past has made me who I am, and I think I'm happy with who I am. I'm not the happiest person in the world, especially not with my life, but I wouldn't put myself in somebody else's body.

Yeah I would love to have a large big family in France.