If you had the chance to go back in time and change something, what would you change?

I can think of lots of things I'd like to change, but probably the stand-out is a really bad choice of friend when I was eight. She messed up my social life and made me lose a lot of self confidence, and it's something I've never really got back.

There are many things that I would like to change but one major decision that would have changed my entire lifestyle was giving up a very lucrative job at a nationalised Bank which I got after appearing for an exam and interview.I gave up after 3 months of training because I was married and had to leave the place...I wish I had the sense to hold on to it somehow !

This is certainly not an easy question to answer, especially considering the vast amount of mistakes and stupid decisions that I have made throughout my life. It would be difficult to think of many things that I would not want to change.

Nothing. If I had the chance to go back in time, I wouldn't change anything. All the good or bad decisions I've made, I made them with full consciousness so I wouldn't regret anything. Oh, one thing that I would really love to do was to say I loved my late brother more than anything. I know that he knew I loved him; I just wanted to say it.

I would not have moved so often. Buy one house and pay it off. We would have so much money now if we hadn't traded up so often!!

Return to my study time,and then study hard,to enter a good University??

I'd have cared more about saving money when I was younger and getting my bills paid on time. It's not easy to play catch up when you've spent 10+ years in the hole.

I think there's none that i will change . The past is what made me today , stronger .

I would probably be more careful with choosing friends. I always have the tendency to place so much trust to a person who doesn't deserve it. People saw that as a weakness, I guess, so some people use that to exploit. I have one particular period of my life where I experienced this that is worthy of a long post. But for purposes of this comment, I'd say it had marred me for life! Despite that however, I still consider myself fortunate because that experience taught me priceless lesson that helped me get through life which I still practice now. I am more cautious and smart with dealing with people. That is always a gain, don't you agree?

When I was in my 20's, I would have APPRECIATED that I was in my 20's.

This is a very tricky question. I don't believe that changing my own past would be beneficial to me. If I change one thing, it could ripple effect and drastically change my life. Life lessons I've already learned could be harder, or they could not happen at all. If I could go back in time, however, just to visit era's bygone, I'd love that.