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I'm going to sound like a cornball when I say this because of how overplayed and prosaic it is, but whenever I think of "what if" scenarios like this, I always come back to:
"If I could start again, a million miles away, I would keep myself, I would find a way."
It doesn't matter if I get a second chance, and where or when that second chance is. I'm never going to change who I am fundamentally and I'll mess it up again. It's nothing but wish fulfillment.
With the knowledge I have now? See this is difficult because I think it would make me even more relatable then I am now.What I asked! If you were to ctb and you were given the chance to redo your entire current life, from beginning to wherever you are now, would you take it? Or do you prefer the void, the afterlife, or an alternative reincarnation?
Personally I'm not 100% sure, I guess I'm like 50/50 on it.
I would go back and never be anorexic during adolescence, never had sex with a couple of people i didnt even like, never have landed in hospital and never ended up with a chronic uti.100%
I'm so sorry to hear about all that. Its way too easy to lose the game so early.I would go back and never be anorexic during adolescence, never had sex with a couple of people i didnt even like, never have landed in hospital and never ended up with a chronic uti.
Lmao oh well.
I lost the game.
I feel the same way. If I could change myself I guess then yes, but simply fixing my mistakes, id be less suicidal but still unhappy. Deep down I know I was broken broken, with a faulty brain.It'd just be another instance that reminds me that I can never do anything right the first time. I'd probably decline.
Could you elaborate on that a little?I mean we don't choose the quantum outcomes of our observations, so it wouldn't matter. To hell with it
Doesn't mean anything lol, basically just making stuff upCould you elaborate on that a little?
If I could live my life again with the knowledge I have now and if I can use that knowledge to not make the mistakes that caused my big failure again I would live it again!