If you could change your past only ONCE, what age would it be that you'd make the change at?
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I cannot remember the exact age, but I would have stayed home.
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Conception.
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Well I think I could say 3 but I still think my Mom wouldn't have left him...my Dad (he molested all his children)
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18. My parents were going to send me to any university that I wanted to go to. Instead I fell in love with a boy and moved in with him. That relationship from hell lasted an agonizing 14 years, and now I wish that I went on in school to pursue my dream career.
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34.
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12. It was then that I ran away from foster homes and instituions - I ran from people I felt didn't give a damn about me but then I raised myself in the streets with no home to call my own and it was much harder, no....it was hell- I missed out on all the things I should have allowed myself to experience, Junior prom, prom, (got my GED) friends, growing up in time instead of growing up overnight... Take me back to when I was 12 and let me be that child again but with a whole new perspective...
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19 - that's when I got pregnant and married my first husband.
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Yesterday, I would have had another serving of that spaghetti carbonara. Mmmmm.
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I think when I was about 13 I would have gotten myself to understand the bible and realized that there was a God so I could have gotten with the program earlier instead of wasting those years away.
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I wouldn't really. I mean, maybe I would have hugged random people at the beach with my friend, but I'm not such a big fan of changing things like that. I mean, I am who I am now because of it, and why would I want to change that?
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8...Blaming my sister for what i've done and she got grounded for that...Tho, whenever i think of that story now, i laugh so much...and my mom just gives me her "That kid gonna get it" look...hehe ^^
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18, when i graduated high school before i met my ex... could have saved myself a lot of problems... also taken my skinniness seriously.. and started college off on the right foot
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At birth My real Mother left my sister and I alone for a week or more in a baby crib - I was less than 6 months old - I had to be operated on because of it -
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i dont know that i would cause any alteration of the past could change who i am today. besides there is nothing in my past that was that horrible. i guess maybe would have changed what happened with a highschool break up that went really wrong int he days following (or never have dated the guy in the first place.....either way). but really it made me a stronger person so i dont know....
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ABSOLUTELY 13...the year I started smoking, drinking and doing drugs. I'd do just about anything to go back and do things differently! The big struggle is to teach my children to LEARN from their mom's mistakes and not to repeat them. Really makes me feel like a hypocrite!
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13. for not accepting my sister into the family because life was so perfect when i had all the attention and thought i was doing the best at everything
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15 when I made the stupid mistake to drop out of school. But I have got my GED and I an currently in college. However I will never get the chance to walk with my class.
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23
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I'd go back to two places. The first would be when I was seventeen. I'd have a friend drive me to Southeast High School and walk up to this tall, dark, handsome boy and say "I'm your Future." Then, we'd have had fifteen happy years under our belts. And if I couldn't do that, I would go back to January 11, 2007 and stop all this before he died. I would be the good wife and stay home so he could sleep and come home safely.
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Times in my life at age 18.
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That's a question worth thinking about. I don't think I'd change anything...I wouldn't be who I am today without it (Sometimes for the better, sometimes not.). But if I really did have to change something from the past, I'd go back to being 15, and I would not act as stupid as I did, because I wasn't. I was always very intelligent, but that year screwed me over. Befriending the wrong people, doing the wrong things, having my priorities in the wrong order... just everything was messed up. But like I said, I wouldn't be who I am today had that time not crossed my path.
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When i was a freshman in highschool and i had a bad year and i didnt graduate on time cause of it.other reasons 2.lol
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Age 13/14 I wouldn't have lost my virginity. It was the biggest mistake of my life that I didn't even realize I had made until years later. I was young and didn't understand what I was doing or what it meant.
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the day I was born would be my first choice.
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12. I believed my mother's brainwashing, and cut all ties to my father. Now, I look back, and I realized that my whole life, my Daddy was there for me, teaching me how to read, and all the other things that Daddies do, and my mother was pursuing her own crazy selfishness. No wonder my father's an alcoholic. If I were married to her... Sheesh... Anyway... I haven't seen or heard from him since, and no one, not even his sister, knows where he is. And I miss my daddy.
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Just from the age of 17 to 20. As far as my life now, I wouldn't trade it for the world, so I guess things worked out fine anyway. It would have just been a whole lot smoother of a journey along the way. I guess those bumps and bruises in life make us stronger and wiser though.
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Does this little miracle change include a chance to impart some current wisdom on my younger self and be certain I trusted me? Definitely early in High School, or at the very least my early twenties.
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34 years 7 months, because I would like to change the way I handled a relationship that I was in at that time and take action to help it continue to grow, instead of letting it go
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