Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Abortion in my lower 20s with a crappy ex boyfriend. Now I am married to an older man and we are having fertility/miscarriage issues. I fear we will never have kids and if he dies before me I will be alone for the rest of my life. I honest to God think that pregnancy was my only shot at being a mom and God is punishing me for it.
This is a common belief after an abortion. You are not being punished.
Anonymous wrote:Moving to the U.S and getting married here. Don't get me wrong - I love this country. But I feel my life would be completely different had I stayed in my country and followed my career path. I would have a established career by now, all my friends and family around me, and probably a husband and child too. Here I am just a SAHM - nothing against, but I don't feel it is for me. It is not by choice I will tell you that. No friends, no family and because I am very pragmatic, the future scares me…
I know that in a blink of an eye my young children will be out of the house living their lives and I won't have anything to live for - no career, still no family or friends. But by then it would be too late to go back to my country because my adult children will be here, plus by then I won't have any close friendships there anymore.
I'm going back when my children are grown.I still have close friendships there.Thanks to facebook I have connected with even more people back home.I visit them once a year and some of them visit me here.
I'm very excited about moving back, and my retirement there!
Anonymous wrote:Abortion in my lower 20s with a crappy ex boyfriend. Now I am married to an older man and we are having fertility/miscarriage issues. I fear we will never have kids and if he dies before me I will be alone for the rest of my life. I honest to God think that pregnancy was my only shot at being a mom and God is punishing me for it.
Anonymous wrote:Definitely a few trolls with agendas posting now...
Anonymous wrote:Choosing the wrong major the first time around. Loved my college and the friends and experiences I had there, but studied the wrong thing for 4 years. At 26 ended up going back to school for an accelerated degree program in something I love, I just wish I had done it the first time around. Would have saved a lot of money and not felt like I threw so much money down the toilet for studying the wrong major.
Anonymous wrote:I regret being such a prude in my 20s. I should have slept around more (not in a sleazy way). Now I'm married and I wish I'd had more experience before committing to my wonderful DH.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Letting my parents talk me into going to a piddly regional college for the free ride when I had the credentials to get into any college of my choice. If I could do it again, I would not go there.
And I was the one who chose the fancy college and I'm swimming in student loan debt. We might get it paid off by the time my 4YO starts college. I often wish I would have gone to the state school like my parents advised.
Anonymous wrote:I have regrets I guess, but I can see with each one that if I had made a different choice, something else awesome in my life wouldn't have happened. So it's hard to regret...you can't just pick and choose different paths, once you go down one path it shifts everything else.
Anonymous wrote:Not reporting when I was date raped in the early 90s.
Anonymous wrote:Not finishing college.