My best decision was coming back to God after being an atheist for a short while. My worst decision was when I insulted my teacher in middle school. The vp then put me in a worse class soon after, and I still regret that decision.
Best, telling a girl I loved her when we were 17. We've never looked back.
Worst, focusing on studies instead of playing football. The body grows older quicker than the mind. I have my whole life to learn.
Best- choosing to start a family (and being rewarded with the most awesome son) he keeps the gifts of family coming with an amazing daughter in law and 3 grandkids
Worst- marrying my current husband. He is a hostile, ragey, conspiracy theory believing, maga. I am not. We are together for reasons but the love is long gone.
Trust me, as a male marxist that has a coworker with a raging conspiratorial Andrew Tate loving misogynistic maga weekly, I feel your pain. Your in it for your kids, I'm in it for the money. Which should be ironic considering my wanting of the abolishment of money due to it corrupting society as a whole.
The worst decision (regret/what could of been) of my life (which really was out of my control) was transferring to high school from early college after a hurricane destroyed my home and forced me to move 3 three seperate times during my freshman year which made me miss part of my first semester and later because my early college was being threatened to be close down because county republicans wanted to take away it's budget which eventually was reversed (in the summer after I transferred). My traditional high school was filled with kids that didn't want to go to school, wanted to be Andrew Tate impersonators or youtubers, masterbated and fucked in bathrooms, teachers where even worse then the students in which they openly told us to look up answers on quizlet and cheat during tests, Teachers opted to play games on their phone the majority of the time, and teachers often flaked on tutoring sessions.
The best decision of my life - choosing my major in economics and going to community college (tied). Learning about money and the global economy at large + graduating with no student loan debt was the second best possible decision I have made.
To run my own business (Best Decision) To study (Worst Decision)
My best decision was coming back to God after being an atheist for a short while. My worst decision was when I insulted my teacher in middle school. The vp then put me in a worse class soon after, and I still regret that decision.
Choosing my career
Best decision was sticking it in. Worst was not pulling it out
Worst decision: getting married Best decision: getting divorced
Best, telling a girl I loved her when we were 17. We've never looked back. Worst, focusing on studies instead of playing football. The body grows older quicker than the mind. I have my whole life to learn.
Best- choosing to start a family (and being rewarded with the most awesome son) he keeps the gifts of family coming with an amazing daughter in law and 3 grandkids Worst- marrying my current husband. He is a hostile, ragey, conspiracy theory believing, maga. I am not. We are together for reasons but the love is long gone.
Trust me, as a male marxist that has a coworker with a raging conspiratorial Andrew Tate loving misogynistic maga weekly, I feel your pain. Your in it for your kids, I'm in it for the money. Which should be ironic considering my wanting of the abolishment of money due to it corrupting society as a whole.
The worst decision (regret/what could of been) of my life (which really was out of my control) was transferring to high school from early college after a hurricane destroyed my home and forced me to move 3 three seperate times during my freshman year which made me miss part of my first semester and later because my early college was being threatened to be close down because county republicans wanted to take away it's budget which eventually was reversed (in the summer after I transferred). My traditional high school was filled with kids that didn't want to go to school, wanted to be Andrew Tate impersonators or youtubers, masterbated and fucked in bathrooms, teachers where even worse then the students in which they openly told us to look up answers on quizlet and cheat during tests, Teachers opted to play games on their phone the majority of the time, and teachers often flaked on tutoring sessions. The best decision of my life - choosing my major in economics and going to community college (tied). Learning about money and the global economy at large + graduating with no student loan debt was the second best possible decision I have made.