Rewind the clock
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It would depend on whether I could rewind the clock, but still possess the experience and knowledge that I possess today. If I didn't possess those, then I'd be doomed to repeat some very painful mistakes.
Even if I could return to the past as the person I am today, I don't know if I'd do it. As much as I'd love to correct the mistakes I made during my marriage, I don't think I'd be able to escape the feeling that I was being disingenuous and unfair.
Even if I could return to the past as the person I am today, I don't know if I'd do it. As much as I'd love to correct the mistakes I made during my marriage, I don't think I'd be able to escape the feeling that I was being disingenuous and unfair.
I agree with user 130057 on this one.
It is a persons past, good parts and bad, which make that person who they are. Mistakes and the consequences we suffer for them, are what make us grow as people. If mistakes could be written off by turning back the clock then we would learn nothing. Besides, it would be all too easy to erase all pain from your life, and without pain, we are unable to fully appreciate the joy and pleasure in life.
It is a persons past, good parts and bad, which make that person who they are. Mistakes and the consequences we suffer for them, are what make us grow as people. If mistakes could be written off by turning back the clock then we would learn nothing. Besides, it would be all too easy to erase all pain from your life, and without pain, we are unable to fully appreciate the joy and pleasure in life.
