Top regrets in life

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I feel such disgust toward women who take their husband’s surname.

I feel such disgust at judgmental people who obviously cannot follow the assignment.

You'd be so proud of Jonathan Meadows and Samantha Butkiss

[Anonymous]

And little Jane Butkiss-Meadows (to make flying easier with one parent)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I feel such disgust toward women who take their husband’s surname.

Glad that you regret it, single cat lady.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I feel such disgust toward women who take their husband’s surname.

Glad that you regret it, single cat lady.

DP, but you're pathetic.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I feel such disgust toward women who take their husband’s surname.

I feel such disgust at judgmental people who obviously cannot follow the assignment.

[Anonymous]

I wish I'd kept my maiden name, but it was 1992 in the South and we all just kind of went along with tradition. That's definitely not my regret, though. I wish I'd never gone to law school and had been more creative in thinking about what to do with my life.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I wish I'd kept my maiden name, but it was 1992 in the South and we all just kind of went along with tradition. That's definitely not my regret, though. I wish I'd never gone to law school and had been more creative in thinking about what to do with my life.

Sometimes it's also done to go "along with tradition."

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Anonymous wrote:Being born. Some people are just not cut out for life.

+1. Life is too hard.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I feel such disgust toward women who take their husband’s surname.

Glad that you regret it, single cat lady.

I never changed it. Nothing to regret there.

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Focusing on my parent's care instead of my son, my family. So regret this.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Being born. Some people are just not cut out for life.

+1. Life is too hard.

And over rated.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Focusing on my parent's care instead of my son, my family. So regret this.

Yet if you cared for other group, you would be on here saying you regret not "focusing on" your "parent's care"

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I wish I'd kept my maiden name, but it was 1992 in the South and we all just kind of went along with tradition. That's definitely not my regret, though. I wish I'd never gone to law school and had been more creative in thinking about what to do with my life.

What's so wrong with your married name?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I feel such disgust toward women who take their husband’s surname.

I took my wife’s surname (I’m a woman). Disgusted or nah?

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Anonymous wrote:Not having a third child. My DH said he wasn't ready and wouldn't be ready and I was already 38, and we had a frozen embryo so we decided to dispose of it. Our marriage wasn't in a good place. Hardest decisions I have ever made and almost immediately regretted it.

He told me a few years ago he wishes I would have pushed back and that he now wishes we had tried for the third. I was so mad.

We have 3 boy embryos on ice. Two girls already from IVF but I'm early 40s. Husband wants to get rid of them but I want to wait until I'm 45 to get rid of them. It's $80/month. I'm glad I came across this. I'm going to push back and have him wait.

Similar. I’m 42, two wonderful daughters, one frozen embryo left that’s a boy. We don’t want more kids but I can’t say goodbye to the embryo.

That's so weird. Do you save your bowel movements, too?