Let's assume you can go back in time and fix one single mistake you've made. What would it be and why?

Answer 1

Well, I know what my mom's would be...

<-----*ahem*

Answer 2

If I could go back in time and fix one poor choice I made, that action could completely alter the outcome of my life! At 56, I've worked so hard to become the person I am today, and she is someone I have truly learned to love. So, I wouldn't change a thing! Great question! Have a safe and wonderful weekend! Annie

Answer 3

Mistakes made me what I am today, a happy, fun loving, successful person with a good head on my shoulders. I wouldn't change anything. Everything you've done in life has led you to this point. If life is bad then perhaps you'd want to change some things. If not then why change anything.

Answer 4

Knowing what I know now, I I would not go to work on the 2nd Tuesday of September 2001. I'd have taken the T to Down Town Crossing , then the Orange to Oak Grove then the Blue line to Airport (Logan/BOS )and Kill 19 muslum terrorist.

911 Not forgotten

Answer 5

If youd asked me this while I was fresh out of the Academy I could have listed hundreds of things off the top of my head however I have come to realise that the adversities of my childhood gave me strength of character and a thoughtfulness that I dont see in my tormentors.
Sounds like utter cheese right? I cant condense these thoughts without it coming out like that.
So my answer is no, I like who I have become and I am a product of my past. I'm not without my issues but who isnt?

Answer 6

In July I went to Los Angeles.. My mistake was coming back home and not leaving my life behind in Colorado, staying in California, finish high school, and go on to be a cop there....

Unfortunately I'm here in Colorado, bored as hell, and missing Los Angeles every minute of my life.

Answer 7

I am white and I was talking to a black guy at work. I repeated something my mother in law had said that was a little off color. I said a word that I had grown up with but was very offensive to this guy. I thought it was funny but realize later it was very disrespectful. I saw disappointment in his eyes. I have always regretted this and have never uttered another off color or racists word or expression again in my life. I wish I could tell him I was sorry for being stupid and so unaware.

Answer 8

I would have waited until I was married to have sex. If I would have known then what I know now, my life would have taken a totally different direction. Not to say that my life is bad now, because it's not, it's just that I would have done things differently because my body is a temple and it should always be treated as such.

Answer 9

Leaving my mother alone in the hospital to go home and feed her dogs. When I returned, she was comatose. An angry nurse had put her on a morphine drip to silence her, because she was calling out for me, and when I came back, I assumed it was an antibiotic. She remained on the morphine drip until she died. My mother wasn't sick, she wasn't in any pain, she was just old, and had been admitted for observation after her home caregiver had force-fed her too much food, too fast.

Answer 10

Umm i would like to change alot. But one would be going back in time to when i was 16 yrs old when my brother offered me marajwanna i should'nt have tried it. That was the first and last time i ever did it and it will never happen again.

Answer 11

this might sound kinda wired but all the thing I think about that I might wana go back and undo or fix I also think about the way they made me better or taught me a very good lessson I couldnt have learned anyother way.. but many of these lessons didnt come for awhile after the insident but now im so thankful for them....