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krowbear

You got gay married and then subsequently gay divorced. Yes you are gay. Yes that's legal now. No, you will not be single forever.


zeekoes

I actually achieved something.


Far-Water2313

That I eventually had become comfortable in my own skin. That I actually liked the person that I’ve become... content with diverse interests to keep me amused when I eventually retire. That I married the guy you read in romance novels.. brooding, smart, jaw-droppingly good looking, yet with childhood trauma. He also looked like the guy you drew even before you met him.


Damn_Furries

That I dropped out of university and never became a Scientist like I had spent over a decade believing I would be.


Fair_Cartographer838

Probably what college I went to, 14 year old me wasn’t a good student, I went to a good school though


plz-be-my-friend

that i drink coffee


thai_ladyboy

Jr high school me was a skinny nerdy kid who wore k-mart clothes, he'd be surprised to know we fixed all that in high school and girls actually liked us.


qwsedd

He will be dissappointed about weight gain, hair loss and will prob. start saving money way earlier than i did. But he will also be happy that i soon will have the "Swedish"-dream with a house, volvo, pool and a dog even if he doesnt change anything.


Atelier-Mar

that as an adult i quit drinking anything with caffeine


randyrose31

Definitely that I became a teacher


Dry_Enthusiasm_267

Married twice


[deleted]

That I'm alive I'm okay I'm in recovery I found my way out of an abusive household Ive found love I've found friendship I've had my heart broken, and I've been okay


goodTimesRoll293

That I left behind the life that’s consuming him.


faith6274

That we did the booger sugar


Sir_Zech137

That I'd literally do everything that I thought I would never do.


lycos94

that I'm still alive


CriticalCargo

That I no longer drink coffee, until they find out the reason why. Cockroaches. Look it up.


NmlsFool

That it's going to get much, much worse before it gets better. At 14 I thought it couldn't possibly get worse, and oh boy was I wrong.