What Was Your Biggest Regret?

My biggest regret is not having accepted myself for who I am instead of acting the way everyone expected me to. Life would have been a hell of a lot easier.

My biggest regret is losing my virginity to some jerk in high school since I was soooo stupid. That was my fault since I let him have his way but I still regret that I wasn't firm in my refusal.

I tegret not siezing the chance to be with this girl I liked

Yup, I regret my first time aswell...I thought it´s love, but oh well after a few month poof he cheated on me...

Do regret not researching things I wanted to do enough and falling a bit behind as a result. That and not enjoying being a kid as much since things were so much simpler back then.

My biggest regret was not spending enough time with my Grandmother before she passed away. For a person that helped raise me since I was baby I certainly gave her piss poor attention in her time of need. Even though she lived a block away from my house I was either being lazy or too "busy" to see her. Six months later, she's gone from brain cancer and I'm there wondering how it happened so quickly. Thus far, I have never felt as shitty as I did in the 4-5 months after her funeral.

I have two major regrets in my life, both of them are extremely personal.

I had been in a three year, long distance relationship. We went through a lot together, especially since he had moved unexpectedly shortly after we had gotten together. My family life was rapidly deteriorating me physically and emotionally, and his live was getting better. I wasn't jealous of his life, and we only wished for us to be physically near each other again. We had plans to be with each other for a long time, and eventually, he proposed.
Shortly after the proposal, I started to feel an ominous dread. After a few weeks of this, he told me that he had enlisted in the army, and that he would be heading off to Afghanistan in a month. I couldn't bear it, and we came to a mutual decision of waiting until he returned to start over. 2 years passed from then, and I found it in my best emotional interest to find emotional support elsewhere. I met another man, who appeared decent at first, but turned out to be the worst person I've ever met. He was physically, mentally, and verbally abusive. I can't even describe the things he had done to me without disturbing any of you. After a year of dating him, I got a surprise visit from my old boyfriend/fiancee, and we spend a day with each other that we both enjoyed. He was staying at my friends house, a friend who my current boyfriend knew as well. Once he heard that we were had spent the day together, he rushed over in a fit of rage, and yelled at me and degraded me in front of my ex. It was absolutely humiliating, and there was nothing my ex could do to stop it, not without losing his job. At that point, I had a choice: to leave my current boyfriend to return to my ex like I have always wanted, or to stay with my current boyfriend. Sadly, at that point in time, I wasn't strong enough to defy him, and I chose to deny my ex. I regret staying with that abusive man, and I regret having left my ex in the first place. Thankfully, I am in a strong, healthy relationship with someone else, who I am glad that I have met, and we plan to have a long-term relationship with each other. My ex and I are still great friends, but we both aren't over each other. This doesn't effect our other relationships, but it just reminds us both of our regrets for letting each other go.

Another regret of mine is very emotional. During my period of being homeless, I had received a letter from my birth father in the mail, sent to my parent's house. He had written to me that he wanted me to come live with him, and that he wanted me to call him and tell him of my decision. I received that letter too late, though. A few weeks after the letter had arrived without my knowing, I had an overwhelming feeling that I should call my birth father and ask to live with him. I had dialed all but the last digit to his number, but I hesitated and got scared, since I hadn't spoken to him in years, and I didn't call him. The next day, I got a call from my sister, who lived near him. He had committed suicide that morning. I had lost all chance of living a better life, and for giving my birth father a chance to live a happier life as well. I regret not calling him, because I know that phone call would have saved his life. It was only after my birth fathers death that my mom showed me the letter he had sent, which she had opened, read, and hid from me. I will never forgive my mom for doing that, and I'm not sure I can forgive myself for hesitating on making that choice.

Selling my stocks before they got divided.

I've been a jackass to a girl several times. Wish I hadn't done that.

My parents divorced when I was young. My father moved to the other side of the country, so we weren't very close. He once went a year without calling me even though he had promised to do better, and so when he called I just didn't answer. Four months later he died, and I found out from my stepmother that he didn't call not because he didn't care, but because he was ashamed of himself for not being there. Thinking back I wish I would've at least heard him out.

On my first computer build I had overclocked my CPU with the wrong mobo info

This may be cheesy but My biggest regret Is treating I loved the absolute most in the world like hell, and saying some of the things I said to her when mad. the way I treated her. Knowing no matter what I do. I can never fix what I have done. Nor do I have the right to be forgiven.

My biggest regret is missing the chance to tell this girl I loved her before she fell for another man and shes still with him.

Hey man I know that pain way to well. I will take a shot of whiskey tonight for you.

When I posted a pic of my friend that a certain mod took and used to blackmail me. Well, at least she never found this site :3

Oh, and that time when I scared the hell out of my father, which I thought was my little bro coming down the stairs. Almost got myself a death sentence :3

OH, and that time when I said "I love you" to this girl, then ignored her for, like, half a year. Yeah, we don't talk that much anymore, but we still act like good neighbors :3

I can't say I have any but my son says his biggest regret is suggesting that his mom marry his current step-dad. In fact that's the reason he lives with me right now.

I regret not telling a friend of mine how I felt about her,She has a boyfriend now. I die a little inside when I see them together. :(

Well back in day a girl confessed to me and i no to but after that i started to date her then i broke up with her and now she hates me from heaven to hell....But i thought to myself why did i do that why did i do that why.....! and so thats My biggest regret....

My biggest regret would be to chicken out on this really cute and sweet girl,
my plan was to confess to her next morning, but fear got the upper hand and I just texted it to her that evening x.x
Thats one of my biggest mistakes ;/ were still close friends and she treats me very well but
I feel like I've missed her presence since then.. She now has a special place in my heart though :)

Can I post something crazy ... mine regrets would be....

Having my first time with my African-American neighbor in Colorado.

GOD I wish I can have my virginity back and would have saved it up with someone who was worth it.

I am NOT a racist .... just wanted to point that out, there was various and complicated reasons why I regret that now.