Someone asked “What is your biggest regret in life?” and netizens shared what was on their hearts.
Hindsight is, reportedly, 20/20 but there are always a few things people have gone through that stuck with them. More often than not, it’s the things that weren’t done or thewho weren’t spoken to that end up haunting someone in the long run. Regrets are painful, but a part of life all of us have to face.“What is your biggest regret in life?” and netizens shared what was on their hearts.
My dad loves me, no doubts in that but I don't. I hate him because he was so blinded by his love for me being an engineer and a government officer that he ruined my childhood and my teenage years. I act like I love my parents but I don't. I'm am running two businesses now and those I also started without telling my parents. I'll me moving out soon.My brother did the same - went to uni and got a degree in civil engineering, even though he hated it, it was what father wanted.
She went to prison for 4 years and remained sober the last decade of her life before she died. That was her way of apologizing for Patrick’s death and accepting responsibility and blame. I was proud of her for that and though it can’t undo her actions, it made it easier to live with.Well done for finding forgiveness and a way of understanding her feelings of guilt. Moving on must feel almost impossible but it seems as if you a finding a way. Best hopes for the future.
I felt relieved but something hit me hard . What about all those years of excruciating mental pain i endured in hiding my spots .No one told me , there was no need to wear stockings in the month of June . I have some memory of the girl who was babysitting us that day. She had auburn hair, thin, tall and so very pretty. She seemed grown up to me, but i am sure she wasn't much older than 15 or 16 years old. I have no idea what her name was.
I was too busy with my new job, financial independence, parties while his love for civil services left him jobless after the college and a under a lot of pressure from the society, as he could not secure a job studying in the best of engineering college.He spent a whole year in loneliness, in a dark corner in Karol bagh preparing for UPSC, but good days were far. He just couldn’t take the burden any more.
I never took my camera with me on any memorable event. Yes, I still can remember what happened but my memory is not perfect and memories do fade. Now I understand why my dad records everything, but in the past I was ashamed of him taking a camera with him everywhere.I don't agree, I lost all my family photos in a flood about 10 years ago, like everything childhood photos of me and my family up to my early 20s.
The boys the vehicle also did not fall from the bike and that made me assume it was not a fatal accident. However, I still went over there to check on them. Seeing that I immediately stopped, the people who I thought deserved it, did not. Nobody deserves that kind of pain. After that, never have I ever missed helping any one, my conscience is too aware to get away with not helping.
This time we were studying and she called me late evening to say, she is getting a strong intuition that something is wrong. I calmed her down and asked her not to worry and focus on preparation. My son’s dad was only 43 when he died of a heart attack. I thought I would have another opportunity. I was wrong. It’s definitely my biggest regret.
4 years later we decided to have another baby. I was pregnant again. This time I wanted to have a boy. I used to pray for a boy. In 1996, my prayers were answered. I gave birth to a gorgeous baby boy. He had my eyes, he had my smile, and he had his father's finger shape.One year later, my husband decided to expand his business. He moved his business from the capital of the country to the economic capital of the country.
One day my daughters requested him to let them meet their brother. He agreed. I was happy I was finally going to meet my son after 15 years. I didn't know him at all. I didn't know how he looked, what he liked, nothing at all. Falling in love all over again to a man I dated and trusted in high school after 25 years. I gave up a wonderful relationship, a beautiful home at the beach, a great job that I had for 21 years and moved to the southern desert to be and marry him. We were married for 20 years and I found out he was living 2 separate lives with another woman and for the last 5 years had been hiding thousands of dollars with his greedy, adult daughter to keep for themselves.
He told me that he just felt like saying it. I told him that I am coming to him and mom in a couple of months and I expect a lot of pampering from him, mom and my siblings for myself and my unborn child.My dad passed away the next day due to a sudden cardiac failure while he still was in hospital attending his patients.
So me any my father were never really close, although he cared for me but never really showed it and I was the same as well. It was my final year engineering exams when I received a call from home, it was my sister who said that dad just fainted and we are taking him to the hospital. I reached as soon as I could, he suffered from brain haemorrhage. Though the doctore saved him, he was not able to walk or speak properly after that. He was 57 at the time.
He was not so lucky this time, after being in the ICU for 15 days, he didn’t make it. Life has never really been the same since, beacise all I can think of now is our last coversation in which I shouted at him. That’s my last interaction with him, the amount of pain and guilt I feel now, if I could give everything I have just to change that one moment where I shouted at him, I would not even think twice.
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