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Finding and keeping a soul mate or life partner. A happy childhood comes in second. (Sorry, the word soul mate is over used, and I am not sure why I used it).
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nah. i'm sixteen what could i have missed out on? if im regreting now, imagine me in 50 years. i say no regrets and live life to its fullest.
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The college Experiance, Going to a community college you miss out on a lot of parties and meeting new intresting people, dorm life, I wish I would have gotten better grades in High School!
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Grad nite. Every years all the seniors in all of the schools in Florida go to Walt Disney to spend the night. The park is only open to them. I wish I would have gone.
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Yes I feel I have missed out on seeing what kind of person my son would have grown to be, and all that follows on from the growth of a child
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A real teenage life. I grew up so fast at 14 years old that I missed out on a lot of things a teenager is supposed to do while I was busy growing up. That and the whole college expierence, going off to school with my friends, and getting a dorm room, and finishing school.
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I've missed out on quite alot actualy, casual shallow friends, a proper eduation, normalcy. But I realy don't want any of that, if I had wanted it I'd have it, but I don't, I'm happy with the one thing I have, Love, that's all I need to be happy.
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Yeah, my younger days =) I've just recentely turned 18, I know I'm still young, but when you're 13 & around that age, you try to grow up so fast (which now, looking back on it seems rather pointless). I wish Id've spent more time celebrating my youth back then instead of tryna outgrow it!
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I missed out on an unharassed sex life. Now, sometimes, I feel like my sex drive is akin to Tourette's Syndrome.
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i feel like i've missed out on the one thing i truely throught i had! a guy that loved me enough to make a committment. but reality now is he has been cheating for years, and i'm left in a mess while he just wants to get on with life!
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For every path in your life there is something missed out on. I am not married at 29 so i got to do the single 20 something boy having fun, but i missed out on being part of a young 20 something married couple. I went to a private university and missed out on the state college, great football team, hot cheerleaders large college experience. There are an infinite number of things i missed out on, but none that i regret.
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Yes, my childhood. I had a fairly abusive childhood so i missed out on heaps.
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Yes, primary school. I was homeschooled.
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I have missed out on th elast 6 years of seeing my two older children grow up as a result of a nasty divorce.
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a good social life
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Probably my youth. In some ways I feel like I'm missing out on it now. Part of me wants to give up my religion and my spirituality and go have as much casual sex as possible. But fortunutly my faith is still far stronger.
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the moon landing. i wasn't here yet :(
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I feel like I have missed out on a lot of my one daughters life. She got into drugs and prostitution and would dissapear alot. I don't know what we did wrong with her and that hurts a lot to think I failed her as a Mother. But thank God she gave us her baby girl to raise and love and she turned out to be a good girl.
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I only have 1 sibling and he's 17 years my senior. (Yes we have the same parents) I feel like I missed out on growing up with brothers & sisters. He left for Vietnam when I was only 2 so I don't ever remember living with him.
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Having a baby. But time does go a long way in healing.
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Changing schools was difficult for my at fifteen, and I went through a whole year of not trying to socialize with many people. Simply because I've made an assumption from my new school that the peers from my new school appeared to me as very superficial and very sentimental about stupid things. In terms of lacking to take the intuition and intiative, I made no effort to get along with some peers who seemed like decent individuals, instead I focused more on my education. Foreshadowing the fact that I was lonely and secretly hated myself instead I use to have a confident attitude, but now a arrogant one. It has affected my a lot, because I've came from a poorer family and my mother is a schizophernic and my father works a mininum wage and hardly speaks to me that much. Losing that connection of a bond have carved a hole in my personality to get along with my peers, because it was that fact of taking responsibility meant more to me. Now when I looked back a couples years, it has really made me grown, but in those years I wished I had more a positive outlook on life before then.
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Yes. I haven't gone to Europe yet.
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i'm 24 and i'm missing out on love.
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