68 People Reveal Shocking Regrets That Changed Their Lives Forever
Ever had that nagging feeling you’re starring in the sequel to “What Was I Thinking?” Well, buckle up, because we’re diving deep into some jaw-dropping, tear-jerking, and sometimes downright cringe-worthy admissions from folks who’ve faced their biggest life flubs head-on. From the stay-at-home mom with a master’s degree who wonders where her own adventures went, to the gambler who flipped a coin on college versus the Appalachian Trail (spoiler: the coin landed right where it was supposed to… or did it?), these stories are packed with raw honesty and a side of “if only I knew then what I know now.” So, grab a coffee, or maybe a tissue, and get ready to reflect on the hiccups we all try to avoid but somehow trip over anyway. After all, who hasn’t wondered if their biggest mistake might just be the plot twist to an even better life? <a href="https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/7b6ovu/seriousthinkhardwhatsthebiggestmistakeof/dpfycqo/” target=”blank”>LEARN MORE.
I really, really regret being a stay at home mom. I have a master’s degree in food chemistry but after having kids decided to stay at home. My husband’s career escalated and he got offered positions overseas. In the last twenty years, we have lived in many countries and I have traveled world wide. My kids can speak a handful of languages and are in university now. Despite all these seemingly great things, I haven’t ever done anything personally for myself and I really regret it. In my late forties, I feel like life has passed me by and I really, really regret not keeping a career.
Trying h****n.
Currently on another attempt at sobriety though. 40 days clean currently. If anyone in your life struggles with a*******n, I can’t recommend a 12 step program enough.
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