If you could...
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I'd go back to the time when I was 14 and thought the world of Mark Owen. A time when I had the luxury of studying in bed my Literature and History texts, walking with my friends to the bus stops, spending time with friends at the malls after exams (as in everyday), ...Originally posted by ilovemyrolex:go back in time, where would you like to be and why?
I'll kick off first...
I'd go back to the point where I finish high school, deciding on what course to take at Uni. I kinda feel lost at 30 not knowing what I want to do with my life, what my ambitions are...
Now I'm trying to live my dream when I was 21, doing my PhD, but the continuation is gone, and I'm not sure if it's really what I want to do.
But most importantly, uni life was the best time of my life!
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Alright, everyone stop dreaming. U just have to learn from your past and dont repeat the same mistake.yEaH!
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If can .... i really hope that I could go back to the day where ... i Choose my SIP attachment
I have make the wrong choice and regrad it nw badly.. haiz
should have take the first offer ...... haiz haiz
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always look forward and move forward
no point brooding the past
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Originally posted by suey kang:always look forward and move forward
no point brooding the past
be realistic larOriginally posted by Omega-broly:Alright, everyone stop dreaming. U just have to learn from your past and dont repeat the same mistake.yEaH!
Would you guys just relax and step down from your soapbox?
There is absolutely nothing wrong with being nostalgic once in a while. Besides, if you aren't happy with this thread, simply ignore it. There is no need to criticise those of us who were enjoying a little retrospection. -
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Originally posted by ilovemyrolex:
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Well If I can turn back time......I guess I will end up making pretty much the same choices, maybe the only difference is that I'll studying a little harder instead of being soooooo playful. -
i'd be playing harder instead of reading and studying that much (even tho' i studied very little )
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Originally posted by the Bear:i'd be playing harder instead of reading and studying that much (even tho' i studied very little )
Erhmm how much worse can you get then
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Originally posted by ilovemyrolex:
Fierce, ah?
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I actually toned down the msg before posting! 
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I think quite a number of us would wish for the closest to perfect partner we could ever have for our first love.
Fall in love for the first time, get married to our first love, and that's it, no hurts, no emotional and psychological baggages, no hang-ups about relationships and the opposite sex, no cynicisms, no commitmentphobia, no run-and-hide's...
Seems like the older you get, the more hurts you've gone through, the stronger you become but there's also a residual cynicism that gets harder and harder to fight. Of course, I'll say that when I fall in love again, there'll be no holds barred but when it comes to the crunch, will my actions REALLY reflect that? It's easy to pay lip service, saying I choose not to be cynical about love and all that but my patterns and choices thus far seems to reflect a disturbing trend.
Well, of course the path of life never did run smooth... But just being an Idealist here. I can almost hear what some of you would say now... stuff like, 'you'll only appreciate what you have now if you've gone through pain and hurt', 'it'll teach you to cherish the present', etc.
Oh well, just daydreaming.
And why does the path of love just seem smoother for some than for others? Granted every relationship goes through good times and bad but there are a few folks who just seem charmed in this area. -
Well, Omega-broly is Omega-broly.I think we need a brolly when he's around.Originally posted by Rhonda:Fierce, ah? I actually toned down the msg before posting!