No. The crap that happened was out of my control. My better bet would be to go back further and beg my parents not to have children.
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The Reaper of Self, Amid the Silence
- Jan 28, 2024
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Choosing to go back is certainly tempting ... but I see no reason to do it. There's no guarantee I can prevent myself from becoming suicidal, I would have to give myself an extra portion of life to live through (not even mentioning it is near-exact same to past, resulting in extreme boredom), and even if I could prevent myself from being suicidal, I would eventually do it at a later point or just slave away without understanding the intrinsics of life.
