Sep 16, 2020
Opening page of The Old Guard comics:
Me, a fucking sap:
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Opening page of The Old Guard comics:
Me, a fucking sap:
😭❤️💯👌👌👌
Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things you didn't do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sail. Explore. Dream. Discover.
Mark Twain
I have made a lot of mistakes falling in love, and regretted most of them, but never the potatoes that went with them.
Nora Ephron
About Regret by Blair Gaulton
About Regret Regret is a net; ensnaring the heart and soul like an anvil. (C)BJG(Blair Gaulton)Mar 2015
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What does regret look like?
There seem to be numerous amounts of quotes that go to the effect of, "It's better to make mistakes than to not have done," or "The only true regret is a life not lived," or "Don't waste your time regretting what you have done, regret only that which you did not do," &c., &c., &c. Even worse, there are those quotes about how a life lived with sincerity cannot be faulted.
Ugh. Barf. So, what is it that we loathe and fear so much about regret? Why must we simultaneously regret nothing we've done, usually when considering mistakes made, and yet regret those things we did NOT do? Or, in the same breath, also never regret anything we've done or not done, but rather, continue to plow on, onward, ever forward, endlessly, without reflection.
To regret requires reflection when one realizes that s/he must sit quietly, alone pondering the past for which s/he must not feel regret, but s/he is pondering it (the past), so some reflection must take place even though that pondering cannot raise any sort of feeling, if that feeling is regret.
We're basically asking ourselves to not look back at our lives, but if we do and we feel regret, then it's better to push those feelings away, ultimately saying that it's better to feel nothing at all than to feel regret.
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can I take back everything I've said over the past two days