Anytime I was a jerk and hurt someone's feelings.

Yeah, that is a good one for me too!

Giving my cheating ex a second chance

Mine is being a drug addict, alcoholic.

falling for her

I'm regretting the Habanero Chicken wingdings I had for dinner

I wish I'd gone away for college

Picking university in my city, I wish I had gone abroad or at least to the capital.

He's the one that got away. My first dance in high school prom. Even his mother liked me. 😉

We met again when I was working after college... He was our client. We dated for a day, kept calling me at work. Maybe wanted to be sure if I'd be with him so he can leave his gf.

We lost contact when I left my job then he found me on facebook, he's married with the gf and they migrated to Australia.

Same...honestly i hope she's doing good

eating chicken from bojangles or kfc...must be 5 million miles on the oil they cook with

..and the winds of time
and waves of regret
still carry me further away..

its best to not dwell on regrets unless you can do something to change them and make it better

As a teen and a young man I worried far too much about rules and what people thought of me.

I should have got into more trouble and enjoyed myself.

I made up for it in my 30s and 40s.

I have a few but the main one is not standing up for myself starting as a kid.

Not telling my person "yes" sooner when he first asked.

not being active enough on sw

Maybe it just wasnt meant to be you know how many regret being married and rather look back with what could have been

Drinking alcohol!!🍺🍻🥂🍾🍷🍸Unbeknownst to me, there is a history of drunks and alcoholics in past generations in my family. So needless to say, I easily fell into that "trap". Alcohol was a detriment in my life from my late teens until my late 40s when I finally quit!!! Cigarettes were also an extreme bane in my life. I smoked from about the age of 14 until about 65 when I was forced to quit because of Atrial Fibrillation.

Not many, but one regret is not doing what she asked me to do when we were dating. It all worked out fine.

It was late Fall of 2007 just before the economy crashed. I had the chance to buy a 1969 Plymouth Roadrunner with a 426 HEMI for $10k and like a fool I passed it up. To this day I still think about that car.

I use to have regrets when I was a teenager, but then life taught me that we are always exactly where we are suppose to be at all times, regardless of how we think it could have been, should have been, or would have been better if only...