Human behavior is a strange thing in that never ever a person has the ability to identify the one next to you. They think about everything. Mostly not the future aisles but the past happened. A person can never get rid of thinking about past regrets and their consequences in their entire life.
This is the closest reason for people feel pain from the inside. They laugh from the outside but nobody knows how much pain they have tightened inside their minds.
We found some decisions took by people but even today it seems they regret their decisions. They have very different opinions about the same thing today. We welcome you to see some ideas and opinions held by the people on their own decisions. This may be interesting and helpful for you to grab a decision in serious situations in life.
Source: Reddit.
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1 #1.
"Putting time and efforts into relationships/friendships that I should have just let go the first chance I had" - (illeatyourasss)
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2 #2.
"Probably rejecting my granpa when he wanted to play chess, he then fell from a roof like a week later and I never had the chance to play chess with him again, still bothers me that I kinda never had this moment with him.." - (nemgtas).
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3 #3.
"I was seven years of age, I had an argument with my mother the night before she died. Before I went to bed she asked me for a hug I told her NO and stormed off to bed. The next morning I woke up to find everyone in the house was gone, it was very surreal and confusing. My father came back in that morning crying and told me my mother had died of a brain hemorrhage..
Never go to bed on an argument." - (Kellbag91).
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4 #4.
"When I was 7 or 8 years old, I snapped at my dad for getting me the wrong video game and I can still see the disappointment in his face. Haunts me to this day." - (Caxozma)
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5 #5.
"I called my buddy one night because I knew he was having a tough time, I told him I'm coming over, he kept saying no I'm good I'm good...he was less than a mile away. I said okay and then his mom called me in the morning saying he was dead and what did he say to me in the phone call.
I wish I went over." - (Taaxiua)
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6 #6.
" Not opening a retirement account when I was 18 like I was told to.
That and not investing my money I made bartending in my 20s. When you're that young you don't think about things like that unfortunately." - (buthomeisnowhere)
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7 #7.
"Wanting to become adult asap" - (Regular-Trip3045).
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8 #8.
"I deeply regret letting my creative writing and piano playing skills go to shit. Ever since I entered the corporate world 19 years ago, it has consumed me and I no longer feel passionate about those things. I stopped practicing everything. When I try to make myself do them, it feels like just that, like I am forcing myself and it is no longer fun. I feel like I’ve become a shell of my former self in so many ways." - (La_Reina_Rubia)
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9 #9.
"I wish I would’ve tried a bit harder in school and have graduated with a GPA higher than 2.8. I struggled so much with math." - (Lauren34567)
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10 #10.
" Not getting a second opinion sooner on my back injury. Injured my back at work in 2014, was taken to a WorkCover doctor where I now know I was misdiagnosed and then gaslighted by the workplace OH&S officer. Had I known that I could seek a second opinion from another doctor while on WorkCover, it would have been found that I had a permanent disc protrusion that was impacting a major nerve.
I waited 7 years to seek a different opinion, all because I believed the WorkCover doctor and a physio couldn't be wrong as they were professionals and that I had 'just a simple back strain'. Meanwhile I'm walking around in chronic pain with a disc protrusion that could've ruptured at any given moment.
I'm now permanently disabled thanks to my own stupidity. And I can't take legal action against the company now as there is only a 3 year grace period to do so." - (crazylittleEntity)
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