if the butterfly effect is real what part of your life would you like to go back
By barnkinney
@barnkinney (1343)
Philippines
9 responses
@LadyLeene (584)
• United States
29 Mar 07
It's actually what happened in 2001 that I supposeI might want to change. The selfish part of me, hough, would probably want to try save my half-brother's life.
@barnkinney (1343)
• Philippines
29 Mar 07
how can saving someone's life be selfish.. i don't quite get it.. i think that's noble..
thanks for the response!
@darthboard (229)
• Philippines
11 Apr 07
I would go back to the time when I passed UPCAT and studied in UPLB. I'll decline the offer in studying there and wait to get an slot in UP Diliman. I have had bad experiences when I stayed there and somehow affected my studies. But I was wondering if it's going to change anything I've gone through in this life.
@barnkinney (1343)
• Philippines
12 Apr 07
i think every decision we make, even as small as choosing which bus to ride on your way home, how futile it may seem, could and may affect one's life as much.
@trinidadvelasco (11401)
• Philippines
3 Apr 07
The first one will be the course that I finished in college. I will either be a nurse or a doctor rather than a civil engineer. I know better now. Women would best take professions which are fitting for women. The second will be my love life. My husband and I never see eye to eye. Something will have to be done to correct this, thus our pursued married lives will be all for the better for both of us. It doesn't have to us in the final moments of shedding off our being single.
@barnkinney (1343)
• Philippines
3 Apr 07
i have a female friend who recently graduated from civil engineering.. i also once thought of shifting to that course.. is it really hard for women to excel in that field? although computer engineering is not that tough to be just for men.. but i'm starting to get afraid now.. although i can't think of any other course to take that i would really love.
thanks for the response!
@LadyLeene (584)
• United States
3 Apr 07
There are many deaths I'd love to prevent, but it'd be hard to pick just one to try for.
@barnkinney (1343)
• Philippines
3 Apr 07
i always thought that people die at their right time, whether it's an accident or whatever.. but it's really painful for those left behind.
thanks for the response!
@Razor97 (3)
• Canada
20 Oct 07
Well, after seeing 'The Butterfly Effect' I would not want to go back and change any part of my life for fear of how it would change my present. I have always believed that it is the sum of my experiences that have made me the person I am today.
@blackkatdreamer (1461)
• Canada
25 Mar 07
There are too many points but probably back to when i was a child with my father and find out the truth
@ninong (110)
• Philippines
12 Apr 07
I have not seen that movie yet but I also wonder ( I think I posted a discussion like this yesterday) what would happen if we can change one thing. If I can come back in time, I'll go back to first year high school and I'll never let that girl go.
