KnifeCandy
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Joined: 8/13/2006 Status: offline
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I'm with the crowd that believes life is too short for regrets. I try to view any mishap/unplanned event/poorly planned event as a learning experience instead. Essentially, if it doesn't kill me it makes me stronger, wiser or both. This allows me to embrace life with a "I'll try anything once, twice if it doesn't kill me!" attitude, and I therefore get to experience a lot more than I otherwise would. And what is this life for, if not experiencing all the enormous range of emotions/feelings/sensations/etc. that are available to the human form? The only things I've come close to regretting are things which leave permanent, undesirable marks -- i.e. an aborted tattoo on my ankle, and a keloid scar on my left breast from a fetish piercing. But...even these things I have learned from, so I don't beat myself up over them by any means. Good luck turning regrets into learning experiences! KC
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You laugh at me because I am different. I laugh at you because you are all the same.
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