Regrets...

[hzs3fg]

I posted this in Ask A Man, but I'm always curious about the woman's point of view.

Regrets, I've had a few...

I regret that I've never sucked a cock and, at this point, most likely never will.

I regret that over many years of marriage, I have grown sexually and embraced my kinky side, but my wife has done neither.

What are your regrets?

 

[deleted848353]

None

 

[Scarletbegonia]

Dear men, this is a Ask a WOMAN.
This means men may start a thread but aside from the Original Poster, may NOT respond.

 

[Scarletbegonia]

I briefly entertain regret, in personal relationships.
Overall I think each mistake, each action, each decision makes us who we are.

Sure, all the bad stuff has our fingerprints all over it, but I’d rather be me now than a perfectly planned version.

 

[693987]

I regret taking as long as I did to leave an abusive ex. I mourn some of what happened in that relationship, but I learned a lot. I will not regret knowledge, even if it was very hard earned.

I regret allowing myself to feel any shame over having a high libido and not discussing it in some of my early relationships. I let mainstream media and the egos of men keep me from greater happiness.

 

[LaFemme]

I don’t have any regrets. Even some poor decisions I’ve made taught me important lessons. Nothing is ever wasted, nothing is ever unused. I’ve learned a great deal from everything that has happened to me and everything I’ve done in my life.

 

[AlteredEgo]

Everything I think I mifht regret led me to things I definitely do not regret.

 

[Tight_N_Juicy]

Not watermarking all photos from the very beginning of my membership here.

That's one.

 

[286798]

I regret not using my words to voice hurts/disappointments in my marriage. Assuming that everything would work out over the long term led me to allow myself to be taken advantage of/disrespected/hurt. No more.

 

[EllieP]

I can't have any regrets because my life isn't over yet. If I've made any missteps I still have time to correct them or to learn from them.

I used to feel bad that as a single mother I couldn't give my daughter everything she wanted. And then I realized that it was a growth experience for her knowing she would have to work for something she wanted.