If you could...
If you could change anything thats happened In your life. Would you? What would you change, and why?
And If not, Why? I'll answer these later. I'll have to think :p |
I would blow up teh world! Muahahaha!
Seriously, probably give my family a lot of money and to be in a better school district. |
I don't really think I'd change any of it. The good stuff was, well... good, and doesn't need changing. And the bad stuff is good for reminding of how better things are now and how better things are going to get in the future.
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Err, there's a bunch o' things I wish I could change, but there too numerous to think of one serious problem...
Well, I wish I could go back and help my grade, so I wouldn't get lectured so much. Then again, I;ve just done that...:rolleyes: |
I used to wish that I could change one thing freshman year with a girl I was with once, and last year as well, but I've gotten over those ideas and am definately content with who I am and all the choices I've made up to this juncture.
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I'd probably find a way to transfer everything I already know from the future (lottery numbers, math skills, etc.) to my past self. That'd be cool. I'd never have to worry about that 5th math question that always screwed me over....
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I'm not sure if I'd change anything, wait...i would. too many to say
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I wouldn't.
I mean, it was all supposed to happen anyways. |
I think I would move my family to a different suburb when I was a kid. See, they chose my school because it was the only Jewish school with a bus going to it. And I never really fit into that school from a religious standpoint (wow, I actually wrote satanpoint without realising it!) because it was an ultraorthodox school and I'm, well, not. And if we had lived on the other side of town I would have actually lived near my friends instead of a half-hour drive away, which meant I never saw them. Plus the other school I would have gone to was co-ed which would have been good for me because I got along better with the ladies when I was little, what with being crap at sports. All of which added up to me being totally socially disfunctional until the age of 18.
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I agree with "a flock of seagulls". Everything that has happened was meant to happen. If I could change something, it would be putting 50 million dollars in the OWI bank account.
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There are things I'd like to change but probably wouldn't because mistakes are the way we learn things.
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no has the power to change anything, so i am not getting brainwash into this petty thread ...
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I'd probably get my mother to bring me to the doctor about my acne sooner, and get on roacutain ASAP so that I wasn't scarred as much as I am now.
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I would stop me being allergic to gluten. It's hard trying to stay clean from bread, ect.
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If I could? Ultimately?
I don't know. To be very honest, I would want my mum to be alive and well and happiness. But then again, as bad as it sounds, if she hadn't died I wouldn't have met Rich. And I would never want to lose him. - Rexy |
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Shall i say it again? :) I would change... Getting into sports earlier than i did. Also, Learning an instrument earlier to be teh ub3r. |
Actually, good idea there Coolman... I think I would have joined a gym a lot earlier, like when I was at my teenage peak and would have gotten results quicker.
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I don't know... Everyone has made both minor and major mistakes that we'd like to go back and erase, but I don't think I'd erase any of mine completely as I've always learned something from them--sometimes the hard way.
Since this is my last year of high school, I have been giving more thought to choices I could have made differently. Sometimes I'd like to know who I'd be now if I had done some crazier things--like dying my long hair purple and other crazy colors. Silly stuff like that that I'll probably never be able to do at any other stage in life. |