What's one thing that you regretted to have said, later on?
Hello !
Sometimes it happens to say things that we regret to have pronounced a while later..did it ever happen to you?
* What's one thing that you regretted to have said later on?
* Do you think that things would have been different if you'd refrained to say it?
Here we can share about it!
@BeyondTheInvisible
Once a drunk neighbor tried to break into my apt early in the morning.
Later that day my BFF came over without calling and came in without knocking, unannounced. I freaked out because I was sleeping and thought I was being broken into again.
I started screaming at her to get out. She has mental illness too and I traumatized her. She went to the hospital for suicidal thoughts and will never come over again. She does not understand that coming into my apt without knocking was wrong. We are still BFF's but any time I ask her to visit she gets triggered.
I feel so bad that my yelling hurt her and I only want her to recover from the trauma. But I really wish she could visit again.
Sorry I regret not saying sorry enough and meaning it
@BeyondTheInvisible
i told mother i hated my padre. he later died.
oops.
I'm going to drive this car till the wheels fall off...
constantly avoided my granma and called her annoying behind her back
i haven't forgiven myself for never saying sorry before she died
Say yes before it was to late
We can live together
@BeyondTheInvisible I can remember back when I was very young and the worse thing I have ever said was telling my dads mom that I hate her when I was five. That was the last time I saw her and then she died of cancer.
I'm usually not the person to make mean comments or be rude, I like to keep my thoughts to myself because I know how much words can impact lives but that was probably the meanest thing I have ever done. (It was the way I said it)
I don't think there was a way to change it because I was five and I wasn't really thinking.
That lady was a mean lady and I have heard all the things she has done but hate is a strong word.