What’s the biggest regret in your life?

What's the biggest regret in your life?

I guess, there is no regret in having some regrets in life for me. What about you? Me, personally, as I am still young and have not experienced life much yet, it’s merely me choosing biratnagar for my +2 while all of my friends went to KTM

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33 thoughts on “What’s the biggest regret in your life?

  1. My only regret is looking for regrets in life! Throughout my teenage years, up until my mid twenties, I would look for regrets in life and turn myself inti dukhi-aatma. I would spend my time thinking what I have achieved in life (nothing!) and what will I do in life (that too nothing!). It’s funny how young age frustration hits us for no reason. I am in early thirties now. It took me years to understand life isn’t about regrets – it is what it is. It’s not about destiny it’s about the journey!

    If you learn to be happy with things you have, you’ll excel automatically in life by just doing what you are doing. Don’t think about what you have achieved in life so far or if you made any mistakes. In a society like ours where we live with our parents, up until you are 25 years or so you just do what you are supposed to do – study, try out new things, work if you want/need to, follow a hobby if you can, make good friends, and explore! That’s it. The effort you put all those years will reap the fruit later. If you think you need to figure out everything in life, you are wrong. Most of the people in the world just do things as they occur. Figuring out things, your path, and your future is not what most people can do. Life has too many variables to control our destiny. All you can do is engage in things you like and enjoy today!

  2. While I was preparing for engineering entrance. One girl became really close. She use to follow me everywhere. I decided to give it a try and talk to her than ignore. After a week of talking she told me come to her room. I was young and naive at that time sojo keto, first thing she did was get naked and told me to have sex with her. She gave me a good fucking blowjob and I left without fucking her after being naked because I was scared of my parents lmao. After that I didn’t even talk to her thinking she ain’t a type of girl to be with. Now my matured ass regrets not fucking her at that time lmao.

  3. 1. SLC paxi ramrari napadnu
    2. Friend circle ramro nabanaunu
    3. Lockdown ma breakup bhako kura
    4. Not reading after +2
    5. Nepal ma Bach. Padnu
    6. Private college ma IT padhnu…
    And countingg

  4. My biggest regret not stydying properly during my engineering UG . Securing miminmal marks in easy subject , not doing assignmnet result in less internal marks (costed me overall 5% of engineering sed lyf) but somehow i always wanted what’s the pragmatic approach in every subject . I failed academically but i consider myself having good knowledge on technical subject . Let’s see how life turns around.

  5. i think about this often but i cant think of anything. Yes i would do many things differently but i am okay where i am . ani i also have this thought process that if i regret the past in the present, my future self will just regret regretting stuff and not changing things when i first had the realization.

  6. Giving too many “econ” to my ex-girlfriend.

    I used to f*** her once or more a day during my A levels, and came inside her always. So, she used to take an econ every 3 days. We tried condoms but it was not giving her the pleasure so econ became our go-to product. This went on for more than 3 years. I sincerely hope that hasn’t affected her fertility (she recently got married).

    Lucky that we escaped pregnancy.

  7. Not being nice to my grandpa. I had a great childhood with him. I then grew up and things started moving in the wrong direction. He is no longer with us now and sadly I couldn’t even be there when he was taking his last breath and couldn’t attend his funeral too.

    I guess to this day, this is my only regret !!

  8. I decided to come abroad when i was 17/18 years old. I came to uk. And ever since i felt like leaving home so young was the biggest regret of my life. Life abroad as a teenager on my own was very hard. But fast forward to today. I don’t regret anything. Everything in my life fits. And im happy for all the hard times i had to go through. It has made me who i am. And i love the person i have become.

  9. Choosing BBA after science because I didn’t want to have long distance with my boyfriend.I regret it so much .I always wanted to do something in medical field.Because I was so afraid I would have to shift from Kathmandu I didn’t even study anything I only joined vibrant just for the sake of it.

  10. Def not studying properly when I had the chance to. 10 ta yettikai pass vaiyo tara could have worked hard in +2. Vanda vandai bachelor ni testai vayo, dunno why tf I hate studying so much

  11. I regret not going to the hospital and spending more time with my father the day he died. I heard he called out my name many times I wish i could go back in time and talk to him and spend more time with him.

  12. not taking that laravel project during the Covid period due to imposter syndrome. If done I would have been mid level developer by now and would make at least $1000/month.

    ignoring the theoretical subjects during my engineering due to laziness. those easy to score subjects cost me my CGPA

  13. 1. Thinking academics is the only thing that will define the future when its the last thing that does, which I realize now. Because of which I never had any skill beyond academics.
    2. Running after the Er. tag you get to put as a prefix to your name and sacrificing everything where I could have actually made a difference, at least for myself.
    3. When something doesn’t go as you have planned, you look for other peoples advice hoping they will tell you what to do. I did the same while picking the faculty of my engineering study, a decision I made in a fit of sadness, resentment and anger with self.
    4. Not having the habit of studying suffering from the so called “gifted child syndrome” because of which 4 years of course took 8 years.

    These are probably the most significant regrets of my life. Hopefully, you’ll learn to not do the same.

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