What is one crucial decision you made that you later regretted in your life?

[McSteamy]

[fish5505_87]

I left my Job for another, my previous employer, called me about 8 months later with a much better offer to come back. I debated for days and ultimately went back for the money. My quality of life suffered and the new path I had charted for myself had eroded. I Have done well, but often wonder the what if?

[McSteamy]

There is a tough phase we face every now and then. We all went through it

[fish5505_87]

Yep, what I spoke about, happened 20 years ago!

[Zack-Bann]

That’s funny I’m faced with a similar situation right now
quitting my job and my employer is trying to keep me around with a counter offer
But I’m turning it down
Whatever money gives me today he will haircut my future raises to make it back

I need a change

[fish5505_87]

@Zack-Bann Go with your gut. Good Luck!

[MrChinaski]

What is yours? I have a minor bugbear about askers asking personal questions without putting anything of themselves on the table.

[McSteamy]

joining engineering

[MrChinaski]

Thank you.

I should have confronted my mother about things she did to hurt me decades. I decided to be quiet because I loved my relationship with my father. He died last year. So now my relationship with my mother is pointless.

[Nikki1989]

Some bad boyfriends and one bad girlfriend. Eventually, I got it right, but maybe I just got lucky.

[dustybiker2]

Taking a shower early

[SteveSmith1985]

Trying cocaine "once" twenty years ago. Everything would have gone differently, had I not made that decision.

[HelpfulGirlll]

Prioritizing career over family resulted in irreplaceable lost time.

[Anonymous]

not putting myself up for adoption

[AndrésC64]

Getting married

[SamWinchester058]

Joining the military. I wish I hadn't.

[Jmmmfi4]

Not going to college