Hmmm...I can go with one of two days, one being purely selfish and one being purely selfless.
First, some background is needed for both days.
For those who don't know or just didn't give a [censored] (most of you), I have feelings for the person who has been my closest friend since third grade. To make it all stranger for this person, we're both male, and he's (supposedly) straight, AND he didn't know I was bisexual at the time. If I could, I would go back to the day I came out and told him both of these things (that I'm bi, and it was his doing) so that I could have said it with a little more confidence, and hopefully gotten the whole message across. Also, if we're allowed to do this in these scenarios, I would have changed his reaction (I'm not allowed to go into detail here about what Id change it to, but I think you could guess :wink: :D~ )
That was the selfish one, but the other is the more likely one.
I have a younger half-sister. We share a father, but her mother is the devil incarnate. Just picture the most evil thing imaginable, and make it fat, lazy, and female (I think...) (seriously, I don't think I've ever genuinely hated anything more than this woman. It'll be pretty obvious why in a few seconds). On her mother's side, my sister has a half brother. He had some emotional issues, and some mental defect of some kind that no one really tried to diagnose, let alone treat. Well, to make a long story short, he molested my sister...repeatedly. Apparently, it wasn't just Mary, either. There were, I believe, five other girls involved. I'm not sure what happened to him (but he'd better damn well pray that he never comes into contact with me ever again...), but all of these crimes were committed while under his mother's supervision. And then, even with all of the evidence against Cody, she STILL tried to point her fat, stubby little finger at ME and MY BROTHER! TO DEFEND THE PERSON WHO MOLESTED HER DAUGHTER!!!!! (I've not been allowed to see her since learning of this, because my father has a pretty good idea what will happen, and he knows he wouldn't be able to bring himself to stop me) Cody's guilt was undeniable, but then there was the issue of Mary, at the time, being in custody of Gwen (demon woman). To give you an idea how stupid and unfit-to-be-a-parent this woman is, she lied to the judge ABOUT WHERE SHE LIVED! RIGHT TO HIS FACE!!!! WHEN HE HAD THE RECORDS RIGHT IN FRONT OF HIM!!!!!!!! Naturally, my father took her to court for full custody of my sister. There was a MOUNTAIN (literally) of reasons why Gwen shouldn't have unsupervised visitation. The battle in court went on for a good month, and we had pretty much won, but then it all went wrong. The judge brought in to make the final decision was not only completely biased in favor of Pond Scum, but he hadn't even READ any of the papers outlining the conditions Gwen lived in, or what happened with Cody! The result was, obviously, we lost. And now we have to fear for my little sister's safety every single weekend. If I could, I would go back and changed anything I had to, including killing the judge if necessary, to change that outcome.
Well...you asked... :roll:
FastChapter wrote:
Graham wrote:
I don't really have a point in my life I'd do differently. That's a far-off statement from saying my life was perfect, or even within light years of being so, but I can't recall any specific day which greatly affected any point in my life. At least none I'd do differently, all my big changes I've had I'm fine with.
You beat me to it, :P
If I had the opportunity to change something, I wouldn't change anything life-altering. I love who I've turned into over the years, and I have all of my experiences to thank for that. If some of the bad things that have happened to me hadn't, I'd be somebody else.
And besides, there's no sense dwelling on the "what-ifs."
So if I had to change anything, I'd change yesterday so that I went to the Coldstone Grill rather than El Mezcal to eat. :)
Good. We wouldn't have you any other way :wink: