Would you change anything about your past if given the chance?

Question

Or do you feel it was all worth it?

Answer 1

No.

Romans 8:28 : "All things work together for good for those who love God and are called according to His purpose."

Losing my leg when I was six years old ... sucked. Couldn't participate in all aspects of gym class like everyone else. Got teased about it all the time. To this day, people remember me as the guy whose (prosthetic) leg came off during a kickball game.

Being a dwarf ... sucked. Couldn't get a date with anyone. Got teased all the time. Even had to use a wheelchair for most of high school because of the physical effects.

Clinical depression ... still sucks.

My first relationship ... didn't exactly suck, but wasn't a healthy relationship and ended in such a way that my heart got ripped out, and I don't think I'll ever get part of it back.

Being an amputee ... led to a childhood friendship with a fellow amputee who lived in Colorado, which led to me moving there permanently.

Being a dwarf ... led to a lot of friendships in my life, particularly with the man who became my spritual mentor.

Clinical depression ... led to me meeting a woman who has also been a spiritual mentor and something of a life coach for me, not to mention a very good friend.

The bad relationship (that, and a few others after it) ... led, eventually, to me knowing what I wanted in a relationship, knowing how to make a relationship work.

And, overall, my disability also led to me getting married, as she also has a disability and we met through a website specifically oriented to people with disabilities.

To summarize: no, I wouldn't change anything. Changing anything, even the bad things, would change who I am, and where I am in life, today.

Answer 2

I have thought a lot about that, especially after watching "The Butterflly Effect". But No, I would not change anything. I feel like everything happens for a reason.

Answer 3

definite, i replaced into in an twist of destiny at the same time as i replaced into 7 and it has continuously impacted my life. yet on the different hand, the ramifications replaced what i ought to do for a job. Becase of that activity i ought to do, I met my husband. and that i in all likelihood does no longer have met him in the different case. So i extremely trust that we flow by ability of issues for a reason and that what we flow by ability of will be both a lesson, to get our interest, or to coach us an unpredicted blessing. definite, some issues are terrible to flow in which incorporates a death contained in the kinfolk, yet even by ability of a death, I truly have considered sturdy issues ensue (which incorporates attending to make certain a buddy you does no longer see in the different case).

Answer 4

i would have helped my (single) mother out more around the house and with cooking.
I would have spent less time with my boyfriend and more with friends.
I want to say that i would have used protection.. but i love my kids and i wouldnt want to take them away. i would rather not fix some mistakes.. b/c some mistakes are really miracles

Answer 5

i have learned from my mistakes but i just wish i could go back because i am happy with my life and i just wish i had more than one chance to make this right

Answer 6

Yes I would I would study more so I will not suffer in the future

Answer 7

If anyone types no, they r lying. Everyone has multiple regrets, yet we wouldn't be who we are today without these stepping stones, and tools we learned from our mistakes:)

Answer 8

i have a bizzilion regrets ,but everything happens for a reason and makes us stronger.so no changes

Answer 9

I would have said to that certain person that I loved them.

Answer 10

I would of taken more risks as a kid.