If you coud live your life over again, would you?

Question

I meant could not coud. sorry

Answer 1

Oh! Yes!To see my mother's sweet,innocent face. To listen to my dad sing to my mother. To listen to my brother give his opinions on what I just shared with him about the guy I like. To listen to my Grandmother tell me stories of her life. To ask her,. what I don't think I ever did..about her father, who was in Pickett's Charge. To sing for my grandfather. To make love with my husband. To hold my little darling canine daughter in my arms and kiss and soothe her to sleep. I'm crying now, so I better stop. I was privileged to be a part of their lives. I took care of my husband, baby dog,parents and brother, when they were infirmed. I was honored to be with each one, alone..thank goodness, when they breathed their last breath. You can't imagine how sacred that is. I'm going on for too long...I beg your pardon.

Answer 2

Well,it has been interesting..and I do miss a few folks,and cherish those around me today.I hope that reincarnating thing is true,but I hope it is only the parts I have 'paused' and not the long haunting re-runs of my past(abandonment as a teenager by my parents thru no fault of me or siblings)we turned out fine,thank you very much,just can't cook worth a darn and education was not priority,roof over head was mandatory,would not wish that part on anybody.Hope to see some of my shattered goals pieced back together..but on the whole..I would do it over,because I know by the time all is ended for me,I will have given it my all,educated others on perserverance,and ..loved.

Answer 3

Yes. I believe in reincarnation. So I will live my life over again. I have loved this life, thus far, and hope to continue on my path. It has been very interesting, met many intriguing people, and many still to meet. I haven't got it all figured out yet, maybe I will in the future. This life or next. I would like to dispense with all the stupid mistakes I've made, but knowing me, the next life may contain blunders as well. Maybe, I'll see you there.

Answer 4

I wouldn't live it all the way back over, but say you could relive a few things you did? Yes, I would. I'm young but I regret a couple things I've done, but I guess you can't have a perfect life, you trip and fall sometimes. (Would I have my knowledge of what will happen if I make the same mistakes? If I have the knowledge, yes, I'd go back and redo...some things)

Answer 5

I would if I could start over with all the knowledge I have now. Otherwise, no, I would rather live a different life and make a different set of mistakes.

Answer 6

I would ask God for another set of parents that were loving and caring and wanted only the best for me. That would change everything. I would not have grown up hearing I wasn't good enough and therefore being insecure about myself for so long. I did overcome it, however, it took most of my life and I feel a bit cheated for my parents selfishness.

Answer 7

As much as I would like to change some things in my life, I wouldn't want to live it over. I think we learn from our mistakes and shortcomings. If we knew the right answers to everything that comes our way, life would be so boring and straightforward.

Answer 8

the sun king sounds like my step-daughter (she refers to her biological mother as "the egg donor")

I don't think I would live it over again. I'm finding i have made a lot of friends along the way and have been reunited with many just by chance-it's wonderful

Answer 9

i have thought about this before and my decision would be not to live it over again. i have balanced mistakes with achievements...i know now what i did right and what i did wrong. even with this knowledge i would probably make the same mistakes over again... this coupled with the knowledge that i lived life twice and didn't do it right would just make it a harder pill to swallow.

Answer 10

Yes if I could start at 15.