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TWR | 00:17 Mon 04th Nov 2013 | ChatterBank

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you could change the way your life has been, what would you have changed or tried to change?

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anneasquith

nothing, no point in looking back, whats done is done, good or bad,

joggerjayne

I might've had children. A daughter to take shopping would be cool.

On the other hand, children are mostly a pain in the butt, so maybe I'll just stay as I am.

Kassee

I would have not got married so young, would have waited and chosen a better partner. Altho did have four lovely children, and I wouldn't change them for the world. Wish I felt the way I do today when I was young.

sherrardk

Nothing. We made major life changes (more than most would dare to do), it went horribly wrong but it's done now. Sugar happens.

Kassee

Children aren't a pain in the butt, joggerjayne, unless you bring them up to be one.

sandyRoe

Three things. I wouldn't have dropped out of education when I did. I'd never have taken my first drink. And when I was younger I'd have stayed in England when I was there.

jno

I'd have been someone else. Helen Mirren or Johnny Depp come to mind.

ducksie

I'm happy with my life so far, no regrets or ifs and buts, i'd like to address SandyRoe though and ask, did you ever think of going onto an adult education program, I've read some of your posts and think you may be a carer, if i'm wrong, a return to education is never to late :) You're a clever guy, I'm sure it's not been overlooked by you

boxtops

I didn't like a lot of it at the time - but if I'd changed it, I wouldn't be where I am now, and that's not worth risking.

craft1948

I'd have loved to have still been with my first husband, but there was nothing I could do about that. And I would have missed out big time on Mr Craft number 3...............

Canary42

Lots of things, given the benefit of hindsight - but no point in dwelling on them - life's like that.

Postdog

My socks.

gness

Same as Boxy really but if I could go back to fifteen and not know anything about what I have now then I would be brave enough to go further away when my mother threw me out and I would never have forgiven or spoken to her again.......if that makes sense!

But if I was given the opportunity to change what I have now by going back I would refuse.....I like it here....and the journey has been mostly good.....☺

Caran

Should have stayed in education instead of leaving grammar school with no o levels. Should have married better instead of making 2 drastic mistakes, and third one having the bloody nerve to die on me.