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dont be hatin' on Glad, he's just 21! for like the third year in a row
What do you guys regret not doing at 21?
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CoBra666
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Nah cobra, no PhD yet....damn Nan phd, hot ava
cant bring myself to start my fucking thesis
I seriously wish I could get Adderal or something to help me focus, and I'm not talking out of my ass, I know I have ADHD.... hell I diagnosed it for a living a while back... but finding a Dr, getting an appointment, prescription, etc is so tedious... that and I havent met my deductible
calveless wonder
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dont be hatin' on Glad, he's just 21! for like the third year in a row
lolol
you've made me laugh more than any other person recently
that is very important but not vital, it's best not to jump from one relationship to another but if you never knew what being single was then technically you dont know what you are missing out on... cant miss what you never had....
Of course you can! I miss not being born rich just about every day of my life.
I'm 46 and I've been married or in a live-in committed relationship since one month before my 19th birthday. I got pregnant one month after being married. I missed out on the frivolity of a single youth. I can count on one hand the number of guys I dated before I met my first husband, and he was actually only my second "serious" relationship, if that's not something to regret, I don't know what is.
I'm 46 and I've never lived on my own. I've been someone's wife/significant other/mother for more than half of my life. I know how I ended up here, and why, but the fact is the life choices I made forced me down certain paths that closed other doorways. If I had it to do over, I would have stayed completely single and traveled the world for a few years.
I wouldn't trade my son or current husband for the world, but there are plenty of things I look back on and have twinges of regret. And the question is, "What do you regret not doing at 21?"
I agree, I regret not being single at 21 too.
I completely wasted 7 years of my life with one person, and 2 with another, between the ages of 19 and 28. Harsh, but true. Complete waste of time on both accounts. But hindsight is 20/20 right?
