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badkid
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I once thought that there would be quite a few things I would skip, but I have changed my mind about that. All the hard times I have gone through has taught me, made me a stronger person and helped make me who I am. Evidently I needed them.
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I would skip the time I lost Jimmy right in front of my eyes. would have never happened!
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The breakup with my old fiancee many,many years ago.Never did get married.
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I think it would be the first year of my college which was utterly horrible! I was in a new city and suddenly i saw how two faced people were - which made me so insecure about what people really thought of me. Plus it wasnt what i picturized as college - i wasnt what i wanted to be. I got totally depressed and waited everyday for outward validation from any stranger who saw it fit to acknowledge my existance. I wish i culd just erase that year from existance.
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I can't say I'd skip any of them. They have helped make me who I am today and I am just at a place where I am content with myself. I'm not ready to give that up.
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I wouldn't skip anything. It's all been a learning experience and although I wish I hadn't had to experience some of it I'm glad I did.
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I wouldn't skip any time at all. You have to know the bad times in order to appreciate the good times more. Plus I know I can survive anything after all the bad I've been through.
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The entire year of 1997
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Ugh, the middle school years, no doubt about it.
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13-16 yrs old. That was when i moved to that horrible city. Everybody was ghetto and I always heard gunshots at night :(
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June 2002 - June 2007. Yep, all five years and I wouldn't miss a single day, not one.
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all of January 2007...it was a bad month
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I would skip my 20's that was a very bad time for me.
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The trouble with these "back in time" questions is that if you were to change anything, then you wouldn't be who you are today. And it is who you are today that is making the decision about what to change. So if you could somehow effect the change, the new you, today, wouldn't make the same changes. It gets sort of complicated. But the bottom line is simply this...today, this very instant, you are the sum total of all your experiences, the good and the bad, the wonderful and the horrible. Everything that you have experienced has gone into making you exactly what you are right now. Personally, I wouldn't change a second of my life...the embarrassing parts and the good parts.
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