What's your biggest regret?
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Original post by Riku
You can do this man!
I will attempt lol
And will let you know the outcome
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Original post by ChaoticButterfly
That sounds horrible 
It is
Original post by O.Ozz
I feel your pain, i used to suffer from tinnitus. nowadays i have to deal with blocked ears everyday.
How did you stop suffering from it?
Going to a certain "training provider" to study beauty. I had no plans to work in that industry but I was mostly working evenings and weekends in my job and I thought it might be interesting. It was full of chavs (including some of the tutors!) and I met some of the most horrible people I've ever met in my life; including the girl who ended up stalking me.
Original post by ChaoticButterfly
Oh come on.
You probably shower in grade A*s
You probably shower in grade A*s
I wish.
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Not getting my ears pierced at a young age.
Being bullied at secondary school for having acne.
I have so many regrets. My main regret is not saying yes to opportunities when I was younger. It means that I've missed out on a lot of normal childhood/teenager stuff which has left me anxious to start doing these things now. I have been saying yes to things recently but it's too little too late, the damage has been done and I don't think I'll ever be 'normal'.
I totally sympathise with you, I've had tinnitus since I was 12 and it has been a nightmare but I'm overcoming it. I would highly highly recommend you to go to your GP and ask if you can have something called 'Tinnitus Retraining Therapy', especially if you're having suicidal thoughts. It has been an absolute lifesaver for me and for the first time in a long time I feel like tinnitus isn't necessarily controlling my life. They also can do something called 'sound therapy' which might help lower the volume of the tinnitus, I didn't have it because I also have hyperacusis so the thought of having a sound generator attached to my ear all day sounded awful, but it may be something you want to look into
I've heard people getting good results from it.
Original post by Strawberry68
Using earphones too much so I now have tinnitus and it's ruining my life. I have suicidal thoughts because of it and will never hear silence again. I can't to go concerts or nightclubs ever again. The severity of it varies but sometimes it's so high pitch it's painful.
I totally sympathise with you, I've had tinnitus since I was 12 and it has been a nightmare but I'm overcoming it. I would highly highly recommend you to go to your GP and ask if you can have something called 'Tinnitus Retraining Therapy', especially if you're having suicidal thoughts. It has been an absolute lifesaver for me and for the first time in a long time I feel like tinnitus isn't necessarily controlling my life. They also can do something called 'sound therapy' which might help lower the volume of the tinnitus, I didn't have it because I also have hyperacusis so the thought of having a sound generator attached to my ear all day sounded awful, but it may be something you want to look into
I've heard people getting good results from it.Original post by Vixen47
mildly
Original post by Vixen47
Leaving Islam. I miss having that sense of security that theists have. The concept of God is like the ultimate defense mechanism.
Should have taken the blue pill.
There's a few like not getting job quickly enough, choosing wrong Uni course & not putting myself out there enough previously.
It's never too late 
Original post by Toriar
I have so many regrets. My main regret is not saying yes to opportunities when I was younger. It means that I've missed out on a lot of normal childhood/teenager stuff which has left me anxious to start doing these things now. I have been saying yes to things recently but it's too little too late, the damage has been done and I don't think I'll ever be 'normal'.
(edited 9 years ago)
Giving up the piano when I was about 15. I enjoyed it but I stopped when I fell out with my teacher and her husband. It was over something fairly trivial too. I never resumed it. I should have gone back to it.
Original post by Vixen47
Leaving Islam. I miss having that sense of security that theists have. The concept of God is like the ultimate defense mechanism.
Then come back. It's not too late
Idk. Thinking about it, I actually dont have any major regrets alhamdulillah
Original post by Secretnerd123
Then come back. It's not too late
Seeing a different side of it is what made me leave - it doesn't make sense to me anymore. Coming back would be more difficult than it was to leave.
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