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Reply 1

I do and I don't. I do because he was so flipping clingy, my friends hated him and he just wasn't right for me. But I don't because I learnt so much from it. Learnt what not to do in following relationships, all which i've applied to my current relationship and its been so much better! :smile:

Reply 2

Not at all, my first bf was totally lovely. I still like him tbh.

Reply 3

Nope :smile: she was great and it taught me a lot :yep:

Reply 4

Considering the extent to which it shaped me and steered the course of my life, I can't credibly regret it.

Reply 5

Like the above poster I do and I dont.

I was with him for such a long time (almost 5 years) and there were times that I was so, so happy- but by the time we broke up I was just so ready to not be in a relationship with him anymore because of how I felt he was treating me that theres some underlying resentment there, and I kind of feel like I 'wasted' my teenage years. I was with with him between the ages of 15 & 20.

I think maybe I dont regret the relationship so much, more the fact that it didnt end sooner and that I let it become too much of my life. Hard not too after that long though.

Reply 6

For about two years after we broke up i did.. but then we ended up being quite good mates and i actually look back on it fondly now. He might have been a knob but at least i had fun :p:

Reply 7

Well, I'm not exactly proud of my first relationship, the guy was a jerk. But if I hadn't ended up in a relationship with him, I'm sure I would have found someone else, equally awful.

Reply 8

Yes and no.... he still means everything to me and it was amazing so I don't regret it, but it still hurts so badly and it makes me sad to see how much he's changed since he dumped me so I kind of do in a "if it hadn't have happened we'd both be happier right now" way.... :/

Reply 9

Yes because It was a horrible relationship, which is why I ended up leaving him. And no because if I hadn't gone out with him, realised what an idot he was and then left him, I wouldn't be with my current boyfriend :smile:

Reply 10

I understand, though he is a pain in the arse today, he was a valuable piece that taught a lot about relationships, however i still regret it :frown:

Reply 11

Bit of both I guess. The guy was a bit sleazy and quite a lot older than me (I was 16, he was 28!) and I never felt 100% comfortable around him. But it did teach me a lot like others have said. I try not to regret experiences too much because we always learn something from every different experience and it shapes us into (hopefully) wiser, more knowledgeable and more self-confident people.

Gosh, its a bit late for me to be getting so philosophical :eek:

Reply 12

Yes.
He treat me like ****, he cheated on me consistently. I wasn't happy at all.
I'm glad I broke up with him. Especially since he now has a kid!

Reply 13

I don't regret many things in my life because I believe I have learnt lessons from them and that this has shaped who I have become. My first relationship was ****, though. Anger problems, jealousy, guilt tripping etcetc. Most things you would expect from two immature teenagers.

Reply 14

erm not rly..she was a nice person but was waaay to clingy,

Reply 15

I don't wish it hadn't happened, but it was pretty **** and I certainly wouldn't go there now.

Reply 16

My first proper relationship, no. I learnt a lot from him and what not to do in future :p: I wouldn't want to go back and change things because it's all worked out really well I think :biggrin:

Reply 17

I don't regret it, I just don't understand why I didn't end it sooner. Two and a half years! It was slightly ridiculous.

Reply 18

I'm the only person who's only ever been in one relationship. :awesome:

Reply 19

In one word, yes.