If I Could Turn Back The Clock - I would.....

[BATISTAGIRL663]

I really don’t think I’d go back and start over again and try to change anything what happened in my life has made me the person that I am today and I like this person

[JaniceSW]

I would not get married the first time I did.  Instead, I would have completed my education through my Master's Degree and worked for awhile, which hopefully would have allowed me more experiences, including travel. I guess i would have liked to remain independent in all my decisions a bit longer without the consideration of a husband and child.

[betlynjua]

I think I would have taken the advice of my Mother and would have gotten all of my required credits in high school and then I would graduate early.

For whatever reason, I thought that there was a sense of loyalty in my high school with classmates and teachers.  I was a very good student - Honor Roll and Honor Society but one of the biggest things I did learn was that there wasn't much loyalty in my circle of influence. 

[Sawman214]

have never been married

[jkhanson]

If I could turn back the clock to an earlier time-  I would.......



I would have completed my four year degree rather than switching to just a two-year business diploma when my husband graduated and moved us to another state.

[mrisha]

Invest in anything that would make me some big money.

[countrygirl12]

I would not turn back time.

There are things I would have done different if I knew how things were going to be today.  BUT if you done things different then your life would be totally different.

I remember answering a question when I was a Senior about where I would be in 5 years.  I am not there now. lol

My life def is not what I thought it would be.

[dwiley11]

never had been married

[vg7405]

I would attend a much cheaper, in-state college after I graduated from high school. I probably would not have been in the amount of student loan debt that I am in now.

[gwilson31]

I wouldn't turn back time at all.  One little change changes everything.  If I did things differently then I would not be the same person I am today, and I like who I am.

[jenniferhoder]

I hate to say it, but I probably wouldn't have married the man I did. We were divorced 10 years later and it sucks!

[seesawing]

I would attend a much cheaper, in-state college after I graduated from high school. I probably would not have been in the amount of student loan debt that I am in now.

I hear you loud and clear.  I take no pride in saying that from the time I committed myself early on to getting a good education (and that included nothing...and I mean nothing...standing in the way of my going on to university) I did do just that -- attend an in-state school with a reputation.  I worked summer jobs in between school years and the last two years in college I was able to qualify for the work/study program.  But this was so long ago that I have lost touch with what younger generations faced that has led them to accumulating so much student debt.  I really feel for you because you've got to work your way out of a hole to begin your career or whatever your endeavors were from the start.

[nannycoe1]

I would not be where or who I am today

[ajamimajida]

If i could turn back the clock I would go back 2 years and stop my daughter from taking her life for no reason.

[mapiklfish]

I would have done things God's way rather than my way.