whats yoru biggest regret in life, and are u at an age where u can still do something about it?

Question

or is it too late?
or do u believe that age is not an obstacle to achieving your dreams, if say someday we can pick ourselves up, and dust off the regrets to try again?

Answer 1

yes I'm at an age where I can do something. I'm age 59 and attending medical school...going to be a doctor...so put that in your pipe and smoke it. Actually I'm a lot younger than many young people because I don't get old, I just get better.
In short: forget age and do what thou wilt. Makes your life happier. And what of those loosers who tell you your too old? They're jealous...dump em and get new friends that support you.
Start thinking positive it is the only way to go.

Answer 2

age is just a number and you can let it control you are you can live and forget the number....and yes I regretted for years that I never went into writing like I wanted to when I was in high school...and that was 32 years ago. Now I've started writing again, and it's harder now than it would have been then, if you don't use it you'll loose it', is true. I've forgotten grammar, spelling and everything in between. But thank God for spell check, and grammar check. But it's still hard to do later in life, but it's not impossible, so if you have dreams go for it. I still want to parachute out of a airplane, and drag race and I still may do it , I haven't put it on the shelf yet. And I'm a 51 year old woman. so I still have time. Even though I'm disabled and going blind...I still will keep going.

Answer 3

Regrets come in all shapes and sizes. Some past wrongs can be recanted, some cannot. Many times it is the things that cannot be corrected that we regret the most. Personally my biggest regret was my first husband. Good came from it, my children but there wasn't a day in that marriage that I wasn't sorry for having done it. 8 years later I corrected the problem but the regret of doing it to begin with will always remain because although corrected it can't be taken back. There are never any deadline in trying to correct something, accept death. That is irreversible. Your age has nothing to do with it because regret most often involves words. To right wrongs is wonderful but to have never done them in the first place is the objective.

Answer 4

in my case, age has nothing to do with my biggest regret. Nothing can bring my late father back, I couldn't thank him for his hard work and support when he was still alive. I don't think age alone can be an obstacle, it's just that you can't always turn back time and some things are better off accepted as it is.

Answer 5

I have regrets about things that I did in the past that I can never undo. But you know....that's life! When I was young I made alot of bad choices, and suffered the consequences of them. One of the consequences of many bad choices is being older and regretting them.

However, I am also a born again Christian. That means the "old person" is gone and I am new in Jesus Christ. Therefore I do not dwell on these past things....I have been forgiven them and God has given me a lovely life. I owe everything to Him and I am grateful.

Answer 6

My biggest regret in my life was when I tried to kill myself coz Im broken hearted.Thank God my grandma saved me.Yes,I do believe that age is not an obstacle to achieving your dreams.As long as your still breathing and still have oppurtunities then keep going.

Answer 7

My biggest regret is not having more children. It didn't happen and no I am not at an age where I can still do something about it.

Answer 8

On the news in Australia the other day they had a law graduate at his graduation ceremony who was in his 90's.

It's never too late really.

Answer 9

moving back from the city to be closer to my family--I appear to be good and stuck now

Answer 10

more school
not to late once the babby gets alittle older.........I'm gone