What do you regret you should have known earlier in life?
@BlatantHonesty
Not to stay in verbal relationships I should of asked for help from family
@BlatantHonesty
that no one will or ever love you the way you love yourself, self awareness positivity and kindness are essential to everyday healthy living
Wife's mental instability... Clearly...
1.Being too nice and letting things go that I shouldn’t 2. Rushing for a better Life and things in my 20s ( Realizing that I have a whole life ahead of me )
You must love yourself first before you could love others.
@BlatantHonesty Gee, where do I begin? Well if nothing else, it should have been advising me NOT to marry a single mom of 2. Biggest mistake I ever made. The kids were NEVER gonna look at me as their father. And basically you're a familial supplement. There's a duality of relationships in this. One with your spouse and one with the kids. However, her relationship with the kids overshadows the relationship with you. Obviously, no mother is gonna take up with you over her own kids. So you'll always be left out in the cold. IT'S NO GOOD. You don't have any sense of parental authority. It's a joke. So I would advise anybody against it.
@BadSandwich7 Oh incidentally we split up(thank God)almost 4 years ago.
@BlatantHonesty
I regret leaving my job. I was leading a happy life back then. I should have been content in my life. Counting the stars, I lost the moon.
I wish I had known I could talk about what was wrong. I wish I had known that I could have gotten help.
life
@BlatantHonesty that those that should and claim to love you are the first to hurt you. You're alone when you come, you're alone when you go and every second in between. I don't belong. And patience runs very thin when awaiting an end.
