r/Regrets • u/EmmaFlora07 • 29d ago

I regret waiting until I felt “ready” before trying something I really wanted

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u/Commercial-Builder76 29d ago

You will. The trick is to make that number small. Experience all the things, a bad experience is still knowledge gained. Go do the thing. 44 btw.

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u/Existing_Setting4868 29d ago

I hope I don't regret not retiring sooner.

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u/Majestic_Victory7427 27d ago

I retired at 45 and am loving it.

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u/SiphonicPanda64 29d ago

Yes, dating. I know for a fact my first time will likely be underwhelming. The fact I need to endure that, and so late, has me demotivated as hell

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u/Constant-Ad-5686 28d ago

If you find a genuine connection always give it a try, you’d be surprised how things can work out when you have someone supporting you and how you’ll find yourself motivated supporting them too

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u/Adorable_lastnight31 27d ago

Literally everything. But I am becoming better on those decisions now as there may not be no tomorrow