Anonymous wrote:Regret not dumping my college boyfriend earlier and letting him strung me along for four more years. Eventually met a good guy and got married, but by then my fertility was shot and we couldn't have kids.
Don't waste your time in your 20s on anyone who doesn't know if you are "the one" after a year or so.
Anonymous wrote:I regret not accepting the IB job on Wall Street out of college. Instead I chose a path as a drone in corporate America to stay closer to my dysfunctional and limiting family who never dare to dream. Wasted potential. Changed the trajectory of my entire life, and I regret that decision every day.
How do I get past this? Already done therapy for the family stuff.
Anonymous wrote:Regret not dumping my college boyfriend earlier and letting him strung me along for four more years. Eventually met a good guy and got married, but by then my fertility was shot and we couldn't have kids.
Don't waste your time in your 20s on anyone who doesn't know if you are "the one" after a year or so.
Anonymous wrote:I wish I studied abroad.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Going to Wharton instead of Bucknell.
Undergrad? I thought at Penn you get into Wharton ugrad once you’re there, for years 3 or 4. Did that change to during the initial application process?
I did a joint program so that’s how I did it, as an add on to engineering. Anyhow.
Anonymous wrote:Joining the HOA board. So much drama over such mundane things. Never again.
Anonymous wrote:I regret not accepting the IB job on Wall Street out of college. Instead I chose a path as a drone in corporate America to stay closer to my dysfunctional and limiting family who never dare to dream. Wasted potential. Changed the trajectory of my entire life, and I regret that decision every day.
How do I get past this? Already done therapy for the family stuff.
Anonymous wrote:Going to Wharton instead of Bucknell.