Do you qualify your moments by the time spent looking back?

Answer 1

wouldnt that be a memory? good or bad, doesnt matter. remembering events and moments makes them qualified.

my mind is always thinking, even when im not thinking, the older we get the more we look back.

Answer 2

In the past, I qualified my lonely moments by the time spent looking back. However, I refuse right now to remember my time looking back; I have new hopes.

Answer 3

My moments are best spent looking forward and planning, r creating my future. I look back as reference to learn from my mistakes and remind me of the good times and how much better I want to create my future.

If one does nothing but look back, they stop growing, the start going towards what they are looking at. I have come a long way forward from a very bad childhood and I refuse to allow myself to focus on the past and take me back there.

I want to create a fulfilled and happy ending to my life and I will accomplish that.

Answer 4

Not sure I understand exactly what you're asking here.
Do I spend more time looking back at happy vs sad events? Not necessarily. I frequently re-visit the "bad" times as my way of working throught them, learning their importance, and how to avoid them in the future.
Do I put a higher importance on the moments I re-visit for longer lengths of time or at a greater frequency? Probably the answer to that is yes. Even the bad events have lessons to teach us, as I stated before.

Answer 5

I look back on memories for two reasons;

1. To enjoy the present more
2. To learn so that my future won't become my past

Or more often than wanted

3. To increase my hole so that I can bathe in sadness and feel at least that bit of comfort that I can in moments of despair.

Answer 6

i qualify my moments in my present... still, i take a peek in the time spent looking back to appreciate/be grateful for or reject/change my present.

Answer 7

I don't look back much. Maybe at Christmas time I tend to look back and it's usually kind of sad.