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I would've stuck with my riding (show jumping) and not gotten distracted by boys.

I would've focused more in school, and gone on to college to get a degree in cognitive science

I would take back the mistakes I've made so the people that I care for most would never have been hurt by my confusion in what I wanted
 
I agree with the doing better in school. Maybe written in that I stayed in one place rather than moving around so much. Definitely would have written out the depression. Would have made a success of my old shop and the woman I fell in love with and subsequently left DFW because of would have loved me too. :(
 
I'm not sure what I would change really. Changing one thing I didn't like could inadvertantly change (or erase) something else that I really did like.

I won't change anything, instead I will use the magic quill to doodle all over my designated page in history ..

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.. that way, if people aren't all that interested in what they are reading .. they can at least have something pretty to look at while they flip on past :D:p
 
If I could rewrite my life, I wish my parents get awareness of their ignorance in raising children and ask for professional-psychological support. That's all. Now it's to late.
 
I wont change a thing for if I did, the new me would want a different life than what he had then and the cycle would never have ended. No regrets, that's my motto. There is no yesterday. Heh, that only took a minute and a half.
 
I would have been nicer to my mother before she died.

I would've kept myself along the right path when I was younger. Instead, I would be completely done school instead of just being halfway through.

I would be better, I would be someone else.

I wouldn't have been such a disappointment to my family.

I would've taken the extra effort. I would've never lost my true love.
 
I think there is a subtle lesson to be learned here. I would like to change some things in my past as well, yet I'm pretty sure I would have been different too. There were times when I wasn't the best person I could be, but they were examples of things I shouldn't repeat. Sadly, my past is gone and I won't be able to rewrite it, but we all have the future in which we can choose what we want from and for ourselves. I mean think about it: if it weren't for those moments right now we wouldn't have been more self-aware; it's not the best win, but it's not the worst loss.
 
I would never write with a quill.

like them others, i wouldnt change anything. i dont like the way my past went, but i dont care anymore. if i changed it, i'd probably end up as an even bigger *****.
 

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