I don’t believe in the word “regret”

2014-01-27 / Tournesol

Learning by doing is how I learn best and sometimes I just done wrong but I still learned.

7 thoughts on “I don’t believe in the word “regret””

SHIRLEY MAYA TAN

2014-01-27 at 05:14

Neither do I…however, there might be one or two things I would do differently if I had the chance to re-do haha

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- Cheryl-Lynn
  
  2014-01-27 at 05:35
  
  I bet!! I just read your cute erotic contribution…haha…great poem, kiddo!!
  
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  - SHIRLEY MAYA TAN
    
    2014-01-27 at 08:43
    
    THANKS 😉
    
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charlypriest

2014-01-27 at 10:14

Regret is pointless. It only brings you down instead of keeping one foot after the other walking through life, or sprinting, depends. But regret?No way, I don´t have use for that.

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- Cheryl-Lynn
  
  2014-01-27 at 14:50
  
  Yes, now for mothers this is a hard one to work on though…very hard.
  
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  - charlypriest
    
    2014-01-27 at 16:15
    
    Probably, if you are talking about what you could have done better to raise the child or something like that. Yet again mothers are not perfect, they are only humans,will make plenty of mistakes. Once it´s done it´s done, you can´t go back and change it so why regret it.
    
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  - Cheryl-Lynn
    
    2014-01-27 at 22:47
    
    Good question…why indeed!
    
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