I don't know how much longer I can take this whole "Aging with Regrets" thing.
How are you holding up with all those memories /r9k/?
>>29898377
I'm 33 now. It's been 15 years since I was 18 and I've done nothing.
The pain of regret gets more intense with every passing year.
>>29898377
I'm quite upbeat about it. It's sort of like a process of elimination, I'm going through each memory of doing something I regret and getting over it one at a time.
It gets easier.
>>29898377
OMG!
Wtf happened to OP's pepe? Im catching a trauma now.
>all those highschool regrets
>10 year reunion soon
end me
Old fag here. I try not to think about the past. At 30 I married and bought a house. Ended up very unhappy, though loved my kid. Had a degree but worked in a mundane repetitive job, hated it sometimes. But now I try to stay in the moment.
Sometimes.
