View Full Version : Your Biggest Mistake
sr71blackbird
07-29-2006, 07:16 PM
What is the biggest mistake you ever made? Does it still haunt you? <br />I used to work at a job that I really loved and did well and was making great money. But I made a mistake that cost me the job and I have yet to make the kind of money I was making then, and it was almost 10 years ago now! I often play the "what if" game, and think if I didnt do this, or if I did that instead, maybe I would be really well off and happy or whatever.<br />My mistake? I was caught taking a T shirt and got shit canned. Sure, people make far larger mistakes, but when I think about the impact of that one bad judgement call 10 years ago, I wish I could go back in time.
Don Stugots
07-29-2006, 07:20 PM
<p>no regrets. </p><p>its the things that happen in our lives that make us who we are. how we cherish the good times and weather the storm during bad is what defines us. how we raise above the dark clouds and bask in the light truly builds our character.</p>
furie
07-29-2006, 07:30 PM
i can't say i've made any life altering mistake yet. i have my regrets, but minor ones.
reeshy
07-29-2006, 08:01 PM
Christ.....just one regret?......I got a thousand...but the worst one was not making my wife go to that one doctor's appointment........she died in 1999<br />
Hottub
07-29-2006, 08:06 PM
<p>Regrets, I've had a few;<br />But then again, too few to mention.<br />I did what I had to do<br />And saw it through without exemption.<br /></p><p>And fuck yes, I did it my way!!!</p><p>Look at me now, Ma!!!</p>
reeshy
07-29-2006, 08:11 PM
Shut up, Hottub./......teeheeee<br />
HeyGuy
07-29-2006, 09:38 PM
<p>Great thread!</p><p>I have made many mistakes. Some I have learned from and others I continue to make. The bigest mistake I ever made is real personal but it has changed my life forever. Everyday I think about it and wish I had to do it all over. Its been 12 years and it still bothers me and will forever. </p>
PapaBear
07-29-2006, 09:49 PM
<p>Biggest mistake I ever made?</p><p><img height="267" src="http://www.metrodrug.org/images/cocaine.jpg" width="400" border="0" /></p>
cupcakelove
07-29-2006, 10:10 PM
The biggest mistake I've made was not getting out of my last relationship when it was so obvious it was done. I don't regret sticking around, because I learned a lot about myself during that time. But looking back I should have walked away a lot sooner than I did.<br />
JohnnyCash
07-30-2006, 12:20 AM
My one regret is not visiting my close friend in the hospital when he was sick. He called me and said not to come down because he will be home in a few daysand he didnt want me to see him that way. We talked on the phone almost everyday for that week and everyday he said the same thing. "Dont come down here, Ill be home in a day or two." He died a few days later.
ShelleBink
07-30-2006, 03:24 AM
I've had a million mistakes... probably the worst one was telling my mom that I was choosing to stay with a guy who was beating the shit out of me. Everything worked out for the best, but I know those words cut right into her.<br />
<p>We're allowed only one?</p><p>Can I have 10 tied for first place as my biggest mistake?</p><p>I think it's just the law of averages; the longer you're around and the more experiences you have the more mistakes you're gonna make. I guess as long as you learn from them it's OK, but one thing I've discovered is that you <em>never </em>learn from the mistakes of others, only your own. <br /></p>
Don Stugots
07-30-2006, 04:58 AM
<strong>reeshy</strong> wrote:<br />Christ.....just one regret?......I got a thousand...but the worst one was not making my wife go to that one doctor's appointment........she died in 1999<br /><p>shit Reeshy, i know its a been a while since this happened, but i am still sorry none the less. i am in the process of dragging my chick to doc just to get everything checked out. i am trying to get her in the habit of having a look under the hood 2x a year.</p><p> </p>
FUNKMAN
07-30-2006, 05:21 AM
not dancing with my grandmother at my wedding. we had a typical big wedding and were so busy during the wedding that we didn't even finish dinner. she was already sick and wound up dying from cancer not long after. i was always her 'little clown' and could always bring a smile to her face...
Lumber
07-30-2006, 07:33 AM
<strong>PapaBear</strong> wrote:<br /><p>Biggest mistake I ever made?</p><p><img height="267" src="http://www.metrodrug.org/images/cocaine.jpg" width="400" border="0" /></p><p> I`ll have to agree w/ PapaBear on this one...</p>
TooCute
07-30-2006, 08:58 AM
[quote]<strong>STUGOTS1</strong> wrote:<br>[quote]<hr /
><strong>reeshy</strong> wrote:<br />Christ.....just one regret?......I got
a thousand...but the worst one was not making my wife go to that one
doctor's appointment........she died in 1999<br /></
blockquote><p>shit Reeshy, i know its a been a while since this happened,
but i am still sorry none the less.ÿ i am in the process of dragging my chick
to doc just to get everything checked out.ÿ i am trying to get her in the
habit of having a look under the hood 2x a year.</p><p>ÿ</p>[/
quote]<p></p>Yes, please go to the doc - and I know it is kind of stupid
because there are all those silly "Tell Someone" commercials worning chicks
to get checked out since a super common virus which the majority of people
who've had sex (even "safe" sex) have (HPV) can lead to an increased
chance of developing cervical cancer... but please... don't wait for an
abnormal pap - make sure your gyno tests you for it because the earlier you
know, the better...
And no, no regrets - sure things could be different - but hey, all the
experiences I've had - the good and the bad - are the ones I've had and the
ones that make me me! And I rule!
Doogie
07-30-2006, 09:56 AM
<p>And no, no regrets - sure things could be different - but hey, all the experiences I've had - the good and the bad - are the ones I've had and the ones that make me me</p><p>Those are sentiments that I was going to say that were similar. A few years ago I was filled with regrets and allowed things to eat me up. I can say honestly that I dont allow those things to eat me up anymore. They are my experiences and some went right, some went wrong. You just never know before hand. To lament over things that have happened, well that is going to age you pretty fucking fast. So live your life, and live it to the highest that you can cause before you know it you are 90 have a colostomy bag, arthritis and will wish you did things. </p>
Don Stugots
07-30-2006, 02:51 PM
<strong>Doogie76</strong> wrote:<br /><p> </p>And no, no regrets - sure things could be different - but hey, all the experiences I've had - the good and the bad - are the ones I've had and the ones that make me me <p> </p><p>Those are sentiments that I was going to say that were similar. <strong><font size="3">A few years ago I was filled with regrets and allowed things to eat me up. I can say honestly that I dont allow those things to eat me up anymore.</font></strong> They are my experiences and some went right, some went wrong. You just never know before hand. To lament over things that have happened, well that is going to age you pretty fucking fast. So live your life, and live it to the highest that you can cause before you know it you are 90 have a colostomy bag, arthritis and will wish you did things. </p><p>man did it take me a long time to do this. it wasnt easy. it takes long looks at yourself, where you are, where you want to go, how did you end up here. how i handle relationships then and now is hugely different. i think back to how i acted (good and bad) during my first marriage and its like a different life. i was a different person then, i am a better person now. i am 100 times as a partner now. </p>
Not joining the Navy Intel Reserve after graduating college.
newport king
07-31-2006, 07:00 AM
<p>I got a pretty good lighthearted mistake. When i wa about 15 or 16, i got my first tattoo. The tat itself isn't the problem, its the placement. You see, shortly after i got this it became very common place for every girl aged 18 to 40 to get one in the same place. yes my friends i'm a man with a tramp stamp. gay i know.</p><p>i'm currently looking at entire backpieces to help te cover up (i also have one on my shoulder i'm not crazy about.)</p>
Jennitalia
07-31-2006, 07:30 AM
mine was probably hanging around with the same person for a couple of years. I wasn't in love with him, and the sex was awful, but I was going through some depression/anxiety issues at the time which made me a mess, and even though I was even more miserable with him, I stuck around because it was some sort of stability. Kind of like Doogie, I got my act together and started changing things in my life that were bringing me down and letting go of some things, including the past. I'm still fucked in the head. But yeah, why waste time focusing on past negativity, when your future has so many options and can be as positive as you make it.
Jujubees2
07-31-2006, 07:32 AM
<font size="2">Almost 44 years ago, I was in this nice, warm place where I had everything I needed. Then one day, I started feeling like someone was pushing me so I started moving down this canal towards a bright light. I thought it was a good idea at the time. A pair of hands caught me as I emerged from the hole and it's all been down hill from there.</font>
angeladi
07-31-2006, 08:17 AM
<p>I think im probably the one of the youngest people replying to this, but i think my biggest mistake so far has been gettin married too young and staying married for a year in a half to a guy that was really abusive, and i should have left him right away i should have never married him when i saw he was controllin but yet i did!!! what the hell was i thinking, only one good thing came out of this and that was my soon to be one year old boy........ so NOVEMBER 23RD will be a great day!! the 6months will be up!!! and ill be officialy free from him</p>
nate1000
07-31-2006, 09:41 AM
<strong>CampoNJ</strong> wrote:<br /><p>Great thread!</p><p>I have made many mistakes. Some I have learned from and others I continue to make. The bigest mistake I ever made is real personal but it has changed my life forever. Everyday I think about it and wish I had to do it all over. Its been 12 years and it still bothers me and will forever. </p><p>Sounds to me like an invite to play. My guess: </p><p><img height="320" src="http://www.bullnet.co.uk/henry/l0200005.jpg" width="250" border="0" /></p>
<hr color="cococo" align="left"></font><strong>nate1000</strong> wrote:<br><strong>CampoNJ</strong> wrote:<br /><p>Great thread!</p><p>I have made many mistakes. Some I have learned from and others I continue to make. The bigest mistake I ever made is real personal but it has changed my life forever. Everyday I think about it and wish I had to do it all over. Its been 12 years and it still bothers me and will forever. </p><p>Sounds to me like an invite to play. My guess: </p><p><img height="320" src="http://www.bullnet.co.uk/henry/l0200005.jpg" width="250" border="0" /></p><hr color="cococo" align="left"><p></p>
Look at the look on its face. Bitch is asking for it!
Reephdweller
07-31-2006, 09:51 AM
<p>My biggest mistake was not being smarter with my money earlier in life. I never saved the way I should have and I also ran up credit cards as well. To this day I am a LOT better now and save though I make pretty decent money now that still goes to other peoples pockets. I'm getting there, though I could have had a better life right now had I been smarter. </p><p>I still have my spend thrift moments that sometimes get me in trouble, though it's not nearly what it once was. I'm a lot more realistic about things and keep myself focused on goals. Though those earlier days fill me with regret every day.</p>
mudflap170
08-27-2006, 04:25 PM
<font size="2">The biggest mistake I ever made was starting my own trucking business 10 years ago. Boy, am I regretting that move these days. I should have just kept driving for somebody else.</font>
dereckfishboy
08-29-2006, 04:12 PM
<p>I once cheated on a girl back when I was seventeen. She started dating an older gentleman pretty much to not only get back at me but to get the stink of betrayal off of her. The older gentleman enventually raped her. </p><p> </p><p>I've tried for eleven years to make amends for what I had done to her and what I indirectly caused, but nothing I've ever said or done has helped either one of us one bit.</p><p>The guilt of that one will probably follow me my whole life.<br /> </p>
rooter
08-30-2006, 10:56 AM
<p>Speaking of huge mistakes, could someone please post the pic of J Dubs 2005 Champions tattoo, please?</p><p> Thanks!</p>
GwEnYpOo
08-30-2006, 11:28 AM
<p>welll so far my biggest mistake in my tiny lil life was letting a guy get away that would have treated me like a princess . he liked me for me , not just for my tits . he was sweet and kind and was thinking about marrying me .</p><p>my 2nd biggest was starting to smoke cigarettes</p>
mikeyboy
08-30-2006, 11:38 AM
<strong>rooter</strong> wrote:<br /><p>Speaking of huge mistakes, could someone please post the pic of J Dubs 2005 Champions tattoo, please?</p><p> Thanks!</p><p><img src="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/1003/mikeyboy/IMG_7363Small.jpg" border="0" /></p>
dereckfishboy
08-30-2006, 12:06 PM
<p> </p><strong>GwEnYpOo</strong> wrote:<br /><p>letting a guy get away that would have treated me like a princess. he was sweet and kind.</p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p>Oh yeah, I think I know that guy. Probably because he's a dime a dozen. Women treat him like he's some kind of rare elusive catch, but he really is all over the place. Most women treat him like shit when they find him. They walk all over him, abuse him, then eventually get bored and leave him. Typical Princess Behavior. And after you had him and took him for granted, you pretend like you miss him when all you really miss was how he made you feel. <br /><br />That's not a knock either, it's that way for a reason. We don't want nice, sweet, and perfect. Our beauty is in our flaws.<br /></p>
KC2OSO
08-30-2006, 12:11 PM
<p> </p><strong>dereckfishboy</strong> wrote:<br /><p> </p><strong>GwEnYpOo</strong> wrote:<br /><p>letting a guy get away that would have treated me like a princess. he was sweet and kind.</p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p> Our beauty is in our flaws.<br /></p><p> </p><p> </p><p>I must be drop-dead gorgeous then. </p>
AngelAmy
08-30-2006, 07:14 PM
It's really strange that this got brought back up and I just happen to see it now because Lately I have been thinking about when I used to play soccer and how I wish I didn't quit after i broke my leg...that's my only true regret....it haunts me every day...i hate to think about it because it makes me sad but i cant help but thing about it. FUCK
<span class=post_edited>This message was edited by AngelAmy on 8-30-06 @ 11:34 PM</span>
PapaBear
08-30-2006, 07:17 PM
I feel the same way about bike racing.
FUNKMAN
08-30-2006, 07:27 PM
<p><strong><font size="1">Your Biggest Mistake</font></strong></p><p>Out of the 18 thousand jokes i posted on ronfez.net there was this one "unfunny/bad" joke in like June of 2003. Wish i could have it back...</p><p>please forgive me!</p>
IamFogHat
08-30-2006, 08:49 PM
<p>Let's just say it involves pussy and me being an asshole</p><p>And I don't mean fucking a girl in the asshole by saying I was an asshole...ok??</p>
romey79
08-31-2006, 12:50 AM
<p>Not being there when Grandpa died...</p><p>Best explained <a title="A Perfect hand" href="http://blog.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.view&friendID=26645944&blogID=51842608&Mytoken=4E707FB3-67C1-4998-B9613709EE773F191212269843" target="_blank">here</a></p>
AngelAmy
08-31-2006, 06:36 AM
<strong>romey79</strong> wrote:<br /><p>Not being there when Grandpa died...</p><p>Best explained <a title="A Perfect hand" href="http://blog.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.view&friendID=26645944&blogID=51842608&Mytoken=4E707FB3-67C1-4998-B9613709EE773F191212269843" target="_blank">here</a></p><p>Oh man that's mine too as well. but my reason for not going to see him for the last time was a selfsh one. i knew i wouldve be able to be strong enough to see him at the nursing home or hospital or anything so i chose never to go see him there so i never got to say goodbye. at least the last thing we said to eachother was "i love you" it was like he knew it would be the last time and that was like 2 months before he died. im such an asshole.</p><p>we were realllllllly close.</p><p><img height="520" src="http://pic20.picturetrail.com/VOL242/894679/12441599/182867289.jpg" width="325" border="0" /></p>
Dougie Brootal
08-31-2006, 06:52 AM
<p>i dated a girl who was the x girlfriend of a good friend of mine who passed away. the day before he died, he told me if anything ever happened to him, for me to take care of this girl (who was pregnant from some other asshole who wanted nothing to do with her or the baby) for him. i agreed.</p><p>so he dies and she has the baby. i totally fell in love with the baby, the girl and the idea of having a family and being a dad. i was unfortunatley too young to understand all that this would entail (steady job, giving up friends, etc, etc) i was a really good dad except for the whole "gainful employment" thing.</p><p>after about a year, things start to go down hill and i decide ill stick it out, for the baby, and proceed to get walked all over by this girl. im staying home, taking care of another mans baby, while my "girlfriend" is out everynight at the bar - blowing everything with a pulse.</p><p>so we break up with the understanding that i will remain in the childs life as the father. and she lets me see the kid 2 maybe 3 times in the proceeding 6 months then stands me up on the babys birthday. i call her that night to find out what happened and she says "no dice" her new boyfriend doesnt want me in her or the babys life. thats it.</p><p>on "my kid's" 2nd birthday. that was two years ago. oct 23. i havent seen "my daughter" since sept 19, 2004.</p><p> </p><p>fucking cunt.</p>
GwEnYpOo
08-31-2006, 09:06 AM
<strong>dereckfishboy</strong> wrote:<br /><p> </p><strong>GwEnYpOo</strong> wrote:<br /><p>letting a guy get away that would have treated me like a princess. he was sweet and kind.</p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p>Oh yeah, I think I know that guy. Probably because he's a dime a dozen. Women treat him like he's some kind of rare elusive catch, but he really is all over the place. Most women treat him like shit when they find him. They walk all over him, abuse him, then eventually get bored and leave him. Typical Princess Behavior. And after you had him and took him for granted, you pretend like you miss him when all you really miss was how he made you feel. <br /><br />That's not a knock either, it's that way for a reason. We don't want nice, sweet, and perfect. Our beauty is in our flaws.<br /></p><p> This is not entirely true . It is for a lot of women but there is a good percentage of us that would never act like that in a million years . This guy , I would bend over backwards for him and he knows it . What happened was he moved away for awhile , met someone else, and then moved back . So even though he's back , which I hoped he would be for months, I cant have him. He knows im putty in his hands , Im a good person , and I would appreciate anything he would ever do for me . That''s why we're still friends , and why ,I think , he still has feelings for me .</p>
GwEnYpOo
08-31-2006, 09:10 AM
<strong>douggrasso</strong> wrote:<br /><p>i dated a girl who was the x girlfriend of a good friend of mine who passed away. the day before he died, he told me if anything ever happened to him, for me to take care of this girl (who was pregnant from some other asshole who wanted nothing to do with her or the baby) for him. i agreed.</p><p>so he dies and she has the baby. i totally fell in love with the baby, the girl and the idea of having a family and being a dad. i was unfortunatley too young to understand all that this would entail (steady job, giving up friends, etc, etc) i was a really good dad except for the whole "gainful employment" thing.</p><p>after about a year, things start to go down hill and i decide ill stick it out, for the baby, and proceed to get walked all over by this girl. im staying home, taking care of another mans baby, while my "girlfriend" is out everynight at the bar - blowing everything with a pulse.</p><p>so we break up with the understanding that i will remain in the childs life as the father. and she lets me see the kid 2 maybe 3 times in the proceeding 6 months then stands me up on the babys birthday. i call her that night to find out what happened and she says "no dice" her new boyfriend doesnt want me in her or the babys life. thats it.</p><p>on "my kid's" 2nd birthday. that was two years ago. oct 23. i havent seen "my daughter" since sept 19, 2004.</p><p> </p><p>fucking cunt.</p><p>THATS HORRIBLE , i'll fuck her up if you want me to...</p>
Dougie Brootal
08-31-2006, 09:14 AM
<strong>GwEnYpOo</strong> wrote:<br /><strong>douggrasso</strong> wrote:<br /><p>i dated a girl who was the x girlfriend of a good friend of mine who passed away. the day before he died, he told me if anything ever happened to him, for me to take care of this girl (who was pregnant from some other asshole who wanted nothing to do with her or the baby) for him. i agreed.</p><p>so he dies and she has the baby. i totally fell in love with the baby, the girl and the idea of having a family and being a dad. i was unfortunatley too young to understand all that this would entail (steady job, giving up friends, etc, etc) i was a really good dad except for the whole "gainful employment" thing.</p><p>after about a year, things start to go down hill and i decide ill stick it out, for the baby, and proceed to get walked all over by this girl. im staying home, taking care of another mans baby, while my "girlfriend" is out everynight at the bar - blowing everything with a pulse.</p><p>so we break up with the understanding that i will remain in the childs life as the father. and she lets me see the kid 2 maybe 3 times in the proceeding 6 months then stands me up on the babys birthday. i call her that night to find out what happened and she says "no dice" her new boyfriend doesnt want me in her or the babys life. thats it.</p><p>on "my kid's" 2nd birthday. that was two years ago. oct 23. i havent seen "my daughter" since sept 19, 2004.</p><p> </p><p>fucking cunt.</p><p>THATS HORRIBLE , i'll fuck her up if you want me to...</p><p>would be nice....would be nice....</p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p>btw: thanks for opening old wounds, RF.NET!!! {shakes fist}</p>
Justice4all
08-31-2006, 10:05 AM
<strong>douggrasso</strong> wrote:<br /><p>i dated a girl who was the x girlfriend of a good friend of mine who passed away. the day before he died, he told me if anything ever happened to him, for me to take care of this girl (who was pregnant from some other asshole who wanted nothing to do with her or the baby) for him. i agreed.</p><p>so he dies and she has the baby. i totally fell in love with the baby, the girl and the idea of having a family and being a dad. i was unfortunatley too young to understand all that this would entail (steady job, giving up friends, etc, etc) i was a really good dad except for the whole "gainful employment" thing.</p><p>after about a year, things start to go down hill and i decide ill stick it out, for the baby, and proceed to get walked all over by this girl. im staying home, taking care of another mans baby, while my "girlfriend" is out everynight at the bar - blowing everything with a pulse.</p><p>so we break up with the understanding that i will remain in the childs life as the father. and she lets me see the kid 2 maybe 3 times in the proceeding 6 months then stands me up on the babys birthday. i call her that night to find out what happened and she says "no dice" her new boyfriend doesnt want me in her or the babys life. thats it.</p><p>on "my kid's" 2nd birthday. that was two years ago. oct 23. i havent seen "my daughter" since sept 19, 2004.</p><p> </p><p>fucking cunt.</p><p>Her name was not Jennifer was it? Sounds like someone I know. (Not OUR Jennie...another one)</p><p>There are certain things in life that I could or would regret doing, such as going thru with my marrige or dating a certain girl or taking a certain job. But I (actually all of us) are still too fresh in this life to look back and say a certain decision wrecked our life instead of making it better. As of right now I have a good job, make good money, live with good people (when they are not grumpy) and life is going well. Would I have these things going on if I did not make those certain bad decisions? Who is to say, only time will tell.</p><p>Did I hate being married to that cunt? Absolutely. Did it ruin my life? I don't think so.</p>
Dougie Brootal
08-31-2006, 10:15 AM
no, not jennifer.
jeffdwright2001
08-31-2006, 10:44 AM
<strong>FUNKMAN</strong> wrote:<br /><p> </p><strong><font size="1">Your Biggest Mistake</font></strong> <p> </p><p>Out of the 18 thousand jokes i posted on ronfez.net there was this one "unfunny/bad" joke in like June of 2003<strong>,4,5, and 6</strong>. Wish i could have it back...</p><p>please forgive me!</p><p><img src="http://www.ronfez.net/messageboard/tiny_mce/plugins/emotions/images/innocent.gif" border="0" /></p><p>Of course my record is much worse than that, but I can only count so high.</p>
<strong>Justice4all</strong> wrote:<br /><p>Her name was not Jennifer was it? Sounds like someone I know. (Not OUR Jennie...another one)</p><p>Not Crazy Jen!</p>
TheStonedAnt
08-31-2006, 01:16 PM
<p>Like everyone else, I too have made many mistakes, and I can't pinpoint which one was the worst one. However sometimes I feel my biggest mistake in life was to fall in love with someone who said she loved me back but had lied to me. I would have done anything for her, before her I was a hard headed "don't give a fuck about anything in life" type of guy. She taught me how to love, how to love life, how to love people, I have never cried in my life (maybe when I was a baby) before, but after meeting her and being with her, I found out there was another part of me that never came out and probably would never have come out had it not been for her. There was nothing I wanted in life, but just to be with her, I saw her face in everything around me. Then all of a sudden one day, she took my heart out of my chest and threw it out on the streets for dogs to play as a chewtoy, figuratively speaking of course. Maybe there were signs, but I was blinded in love. And now, I don't know if I shall ever fall in love again like I felt for her and I hate this feeling. I have let go of so many who could've been my soulmates.</p>
sailor
08-31-2006, 01:33 PM
<p> </p><strong>reeshy</strong> wrote:<br />Christ.....just one regret?......I got a thousand...but the worst one was not making my wife go to that one doctor's appointment........she died in 1999<br /><p> </p><p> </p><p><font size="2">in a somewhat similar fashion. two months ago, while my wife was 9 months pregnant, we passed off some minor signs as nothing unusual</font> <font size="2">and my son died before we got to the hospital the next day.</font><br /></p>
lleeder
08-31-2006, 01:50 PM
<strong>douggrasso</strong> wrote:<br /><p>i dated a girl who was the x girlfriend of a good friend of mine who passed away. the day before he died, he told me if anything ever happened to him, for me to take care of this girl (who was pregnant from some other asshole who wanted nothing to do with her or the baby) for him. i agreed.</p><p>so he dies and she has the baby. i totally fell in love with the baby, the girl and the idea of having a family and being a dad. i was unfortunatley too young to understand all that this would entail (steady job, giving up friends, etc, etc) i was a really good dad except for the whole "gainful employment" thing.</p><p>after about a year, things start to go down hill and i decide ill stick it out, for the baby, and proceed to get walked all over by this girl. im staying home, taking care of another mans baby, while my "girlfriend" is out everynight at the bar - blowing everything with a pulse.</p><p>so we break up with the understanding that i will remain in the childs life as the father. and she lets me see the kid 2 maybe 3 times in the proceeding 6 months then stands me up on the babys birthday. i call her that night to find out what happened and she says "no dice" her new boyfriend doesnt want me in her or the babys life. thats it.</p><p>on "my kid's" 2nd birthday. that was two years ago. oct 23. i havent seen "my daughter" since sept 19, 2004.</p><p> </p><p>fucking cunt.</p><p>That sucks. What do you consider the mistake getting involved with her to begin with or not realizing that she was a cunt all along?</p>
fezident
08-31-2006, 06:47 PM
<p>I have fucked up quite a bit in my life. Made a whole truckload of bad decisions but, I can easily point to the one thing that I wish I could repair.</p><p>MY MARRIAGE.</p><p> </p><p>My wife was a sweetie and, perhaps, I took her for granted. </p><p>It was a marriage and she has her role in all this too but, I would give anything to go back and do all the little shit (and the big stuff) that would've made her happy. Fix all the stuff that I am personally responsible for ruining.</p><p>A month and half ago...she pulled the car over and said "I don't want to be in this marriage anymore...I just can't do it". </p><p>We're not seperating. We're not taking a break. We're not giving each other space. WE'RE DONE.</p><p>And to think..I thought everything was fine. </p><p> </p><p>To all my buddays: "FINE" isn't enough. If you're not communicating...somebody in the relationship is probably suffering.</p>
dereckfishboy
09-01-2006, 04:56 AM
<p> </p><strong>fezident</strong> wrote:<br /><p>I have fucked up quite a bit in my life. Made a whole truckload of bad decisions but, I can easily point to the one thing that I wish I could repair.</p><p>MY MARRIAGE.</p><p> </p><p>My wife was a sweetie and, perhaps, I took her for granted. </p><p>It was a marriage and she has her role in all this too but, I would give anything to go back and do all the little shit (and the big stuff) that would've made her happy. Fix all the stuff that I am personally responsible for ruining.</p><p>A month and half ago...she pulled the car over and said "I don't want to be in this marriage anymore...I just can't do it". </p><p>We're not seperating. We're not taking a break. We're not giving each other space. WE'RE DONE.</p><p>And to think..I thought everything was fine. </p><p> </p><p>To all my buddays: "FINE" isn't enough. If you're not communicating...somebody in the relationship is probably suffering.</p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p>I'm going through the same thing right now, bro. All we can do is learn from our mistakes and make sure to treat the next one the way we promised to treat the last one. I wish the best for you. </p>
dereckfishboy
09-01-2006, 05:00 AM
<p> </p><strong>GwEnYpOo</strong> wrote:<br /><strong>dereckfishboy</strong> wrote:<br /><p> </p><strong>GwEnYpOo</strong> wrote:<br /><p>letting a guy get away that would have treated me like a princess. he was sweet and kind.</p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p><br /></p><p> This is not entirely true . It is for a lot of women but there is a good percentage of us that would never act like that in a million years . This guy , I would bend over backwards for him and he knows it . What happened was he moved away for awhile , met someone else, and then moved back . So even though he's back , which I hoped he would be for months, I cant have him. He knows im putty in his hands , Im a good person , and I would appreciate anything he would ever do for me . That''s why we're still friends , and why ,I think , he still has feelings for me .</p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p>Ouch. I'd be carefull, dear, that sounds like a dangerous situation. Lotta hurt could come from that one, for all of ya. I hope for your sake that everything works out.<br /></p>
Dougie Brootal
09-01-2006, 06:21 AM
<strong>lleeder</strong> wrote:<br /><strong>douggrasso</strong> wrote:<br /><p>i dated a girl who was the x girlfriend of a good friend of mine who passed away. the day before he died, he told me if anything ever happened to him, for me to take care of this girl (who was pregnant from some other asshole who wanted nothing to do with her or the baby) for him. i agreed.</p><p>so he dies and she has the baby. i totally fell in love with the baby, the girl and the idea of having a family and being a dad. i was unfortunatley too young to understand all that this would entail (steady job, giving up friends, etc, etc) i was a really good dad except for the whole "gainful employment" thing.</p><p>after about a year, things start to go down hill and i decide ill stick it out, for the baby, and proceed to get walked all over by this girl. im staying home, taking care of another mans baby, while my "girlfriend" is out everynight at the bar - blowing everything with a pulse.</p><p>so we break up with the understanding that i will remain in the childs life as the father. and she lets me see the kid 2 maybe 3 times in the proceeding 6 months then stands me up on the babys birthday. i call her that night to find out what happened and she says "no dice" her new boyfriend doesnt want me in her or the babys life. thats it.</p><p>on "my kid's" 2nd birthday. that was two years ago. oct 23. i havent seen "my daughter" since sept 19, 2004.</p><p> </p><p>fucking cunt.</p><p>That sucks. What do you consider the mistake getting involved with her to begin with or not realizing that she was a cunt all along?</p><p>the answer to that is not knowing that she was a cunt all along, i learned alot being in that relationship and i dont really regret it, but it was a mistake nonetheless. i really grew up as a result so i cant really be that upset, it just hurts me because of the baby. i dream about her all the time and i think about her all the time. it really is hard to get past it and im not over it and i dont think i ever will be. it hurts alot.</p><p> </p><p>and wow, im really rambling on here so i think ill wrap it up now!</p>
ShelleBink
09-01-2006, 09:12 AM
<p align="justify">I don't know if its a "mistake" or a "regret" now as much as it was way back when.</p><p align="justify">I know this guy I had a shot with is now with an unbelievably gorgeous, sweet, and kind girlfriend who he has said a few times he will probably pop the question to soon ((they've been together about 2 years now)). I guess I got a twinge of jealousy and just beat myself on what could have been. I know it worked out for the best, because if I was with him at the time I had the chance to be with him, it would have never worked... I was too immature and self centered ((before a lot of you get into the "but you're self centered here" arguements, take into account that maybe I'm very different when it comes to relationships)). </p><p align="justify">I find this happens a lot with some guys I let go before I really was "with" them as a girlfriend, or intimately. I don't regret the choices I've made... I'd regret it more if I didn't make any choices. </p>
ShelleBink
09-01-2006, 09:16 AM
<p> </p><strong>douggrasso</strong> wrote:<br /><strong>lleeder</strong> wrote:<br /><strong>douggrasso</strong> wrote:<br /><p>i dated a girl who was the x girlfriend of a good friend of mine who passed away. the day before he died, he told me if anything ever happened to him, for me to take care of this girl (who was pregnant from some other asshole who wanted nothing to do with her or the baby) for him. i agreed.</p><p>so he dies and she has the baby. i totally fell in love with the baby, the girl and the idea of having a family and being a dad. i was unfortunatley too young to understand all that this would entail (steady job, giving up friends, etc, etc) i was a really good dad except for the whole "gainful employment" thing.</p><p>after about a year, things start to go down hill and i decide ill stick it out, for the baby, and proceed to get walked all over by this girl. im staying home, taking care of another mans baby, while my "girlfriend" is out everynight at the bar - blowing everything with a pulse.</p><p>so we break up with the understanding that i will remain in the childs life as the father. and she lets me see the kid 2 maybe 3 times in the proceeding 6 months then stands me up on the babys birthday. i call her that night to find out what happened and she says "no dice" her new boyfriend doesnt want me in her or the babys life. thats it.</p><p>on "my kid's" 2nd birthday. that was two years ago. oct 23. i havent seen "my daughter" since sept 19, 2004.</p><p> </p><p>fucking cunt.</p><p>That sucks. What do you consider the mistake getting involved with her to begin with or not realizing that she was a cunt all along?</p><p>the answer to that is not knowing that she was a cunt all along, i learned alot being in that relationship and i dont really regret it, but it was a mistake nonetheless. i really grew up as a result so i cant really be that upset, it just hurts me because of the baby. i dream about her all the time and i think about her all the time. it really is hard to get past it and im not over it and i dont think i ever will be. it hurts alot.</p><p> </p><p>and wow, im really rambling on here so i think ill wrap it up now!</p><p> </p><p> </p><p>Yeah... the abusive guy I was with for a while has 2 kids who I miss more than anything in this world... Made me realize how much I'd love to be a mom ((eventually)). I miss those boys :o(<br /></p>
Concerning my biggest mistake with a member of the opposite sex, I can't decide if it's the one I let go or the one I never got. <br />
boeman
09-02-2006, 08:43 AM
<p>I used to have a very large regret...</p><p>I was very close friends with a girl... she was easily a 9 and one hell of a person. We were together probably 70% of the time.</p><p>I knew she wanted more than a friendship, but I wasn't sure if I wanted one as I had just gotten out of a relationship that turned very bad... quite frankly, at the time I didn't think I deserved to have her. She was always great to me. I know that I would've never made her happy at the time, I was too immature.</p><p> </p><p>The regret went away last year when I found my fiancee... I have a lot more in common with her and we make each other very happy (most of the time). If I could do it all over again, I don't think I'd do anything different.</p>
I was going to start a new thread but thank God for a working search function.
The other night some friends and I got on the subject of regrets in life. We were talking about hindsight being 20/20 and wishing you knew then what you know now.
One of mine was I wished that I had not given up on playing baseball (on my last team, I played with some shitty/lazy players and it ruined the experience for me). Another, I posted before, was that I regretted not joining the Naval Intel Reserves after I was graduated from college.
Kris10
10-31-2007, 09:03 AM
A few but I think I'm too ashamed to admit them right now.
JesterOfSadness
10-31-2007, 10:04 AM
I wished that I didn't give up on playing hockey, but with the high school that I went to that dream would have crashed anyway. Fuck you East Brunswick.
Should have taken the offer though of trying out for football or baseball during my junior year of HS, as I got a lot of recognition from both players and the coaches (and this was just during reg. gym classes). My dumbass excuse was that "I don't like school sports".
And finally (for now), I should have applied for security positions since that is what I'm interested in with my field (Criminal Justice), but chickened out due to some companies charging money for classes/training. Hey I was broke...pfft..I still am.
CYYYFYYY
10-31-2007, 12:52 PM
I have made MANY mistakes with the ladies. Not leaving them soon enough. Or not going after certain ones that I should have. I have also lent waaay too people money that I never saw back. However my biggest mistake was simply, did not take school seriously at all.
ralphbxny
10-31-2007, 01:09 PM
telling people i made a poopie.
buzzard
10-31-2007, 02:29 PM
poopy pants poopy pants poopy pants poopy pants poopy pants poopy pants poopy pants poopy pants poopy pants poopy pants poopy pants poopy pants poopy pants poopy pants poopy pants poopy pants poopy pants
the classics are timeless! :lol:
:wink:
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sorry Ralphy,that was unnecessary! I shouldn't make fun of yer obviously candid heartfelt ability to share.
I personally regret going to Alaska,I think my life would've been drastically different had I not gone there.
Kris10
10-31-2007, 03:05 PM
telling people i made a poopie.
That was pretty bad, almost worthy of removing you off my myspace. ALMOST.
ralphbxny
10-31-2007, 05:41 PM
I had a sour stomach and did it while i was asleep...its natural!!
Kris10
10-31-2007, 07:51 PM
I had a sour stomach and did it while i was asleep...its natural!!
I've never done it!
topless_mike
02-05-2008, 04:55 AM
do you have any regrets? anything you didnt do/start/finish/accomplish?
i regret that i never had the chance to live by myself. i went straight from maw n paws house to our house.
also- just did a quick search, and didnt find this, so if this is a previous thread, my bad.
douchenozzle
02-05-2008, 04:56 AM
i regret the day that i was conceived.
nate1000
02-05-2008, 05:05 AM
i regret the day that i was conceived.
me too
douchenozzle
02-05-2008, 05:14 AM
me too
i regret the day you started posting
Dirtybird12
02-05-2008, 07:13 AM
I have a bunch of regrets. But the only one that haunts me to this day involves my best friend of 20 yrs.
I wish I could go back to 1993 and just start over from there.
But I cant. It kept me up at night for years. Still does at times.
It's the one mistake I cant seem to shake or smoke out of my head. And for good reason. Im almost glad that I cant shake it. I dont deserve to shake it.
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