Interpreting the Meaning of Regret

Often times I hear the phrase, "If you were given the opportunity to go back in time, what would you like to live with?" The majority of people want to respond with the sentence, "here the Gubugseo admin wants to stay away from mistakes and change the path of my life for the better." Approximately So.

I think that answer is the option people want to say because the majority of us tend to have regrets. The main thing is about the unfavorable things that have been tried in the future.

But if I'm asked, "What would I do if I was given the opportunity to return to the past?" Maybe I wanted to respond with a very logical answer.

For example, I don't want to go to the later. Because early on, it was impossible. Until now, I had no time to believe in the concept of a time machine or time traveler that I often observe in films called Sci-FI.

Second, I wanted to ask back, "Why go to the later? It's better to be quiet in the present. If I also make mistakes and then regret it, I better fix it in the future.

Indeed, whenever I think about the past, I tend to feel sad. I feel like it's too late. Regret is certainly there. But logical reasons make me stop thinking about it again.

All the mistakes in my life have already been intertwined. And regret not wanting to have the chance to change my life for the better. In fact, if I just grieve for regret, I'll just have a hard time getting up and continue to feel down.

I know, it's too late for me to change conditions. But in principle, it's better to be late than never. That principle is what I am currently running.

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