Many a times, when we move forward in life and meet various other people, we then realize how comparatively our previous relationships actually were. In this light, do you regret any of your previous relationships? Why? What things you realized much later that, they were not right?
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discuss Do you regret any of your previous relationships?
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This thread focuses on relationships, including communication, dynamics, challenges, advice, and their impact on personal growth and connections.
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Captain Cackle
I regret at least two of my relationships in the past. The first one was when I was with someone who decided to let me down on Valentine's Day after he instead decided to leave town and head somewhere else, but didn't tell me.
My last relationship, that is the one I regret the most, was a mentally abusive relationship, and it took me around 11 years to finally speak up and get help to get out.
My last relationship, that is the one I regret the most, was a mentally abusive relationship, and it took me around 11 years to finally speak up and get help to get out.
My current relationship (of 19 years) was my first!
I have regretted a relationship that I had when I was 23. Baby girl was not even into me but agreed to date me because of money. You can imagine the emotional abuse I had to endure because she always did things without considering how I felt about it. And I was blinded by love. And never noticed. Took me two years to admit to myself that I was being used.
Fortunately I don't regret any past relationships. I taught myself about the value of forgiveness, the importance of always learning something from anything and/or anyone, and that it's okay that people outside of family come and go. This last was a lesson that I learned from a latest friendship that I had to cut off strictly because of too much dissonance between them and I. Learned a lot with and from that person, so nothing to regret.
The only thing that I regret about my previous relationships is the fact that I was an idiot to some good girls and I absolutely pushed them to the wall. They left me and are having better lives with someone more deserving. I regret treating them bad and allowing my pride to take the best of me.
Yes, It's perfectly natural to have regrets even if you know the breakup is the best thing for you. it is to recognize that what you're feeling is normal and doesn't necessarily mean you made the wrong decision.
