If tomorrow you could wake up and be twenty again, what is the first thing you would do?

If tomorrow you could wake up and be twenty again, what is the first thing you would do?
@RRossi (275)
December 15, 2023 7:03pm CST
I woke up this morning with an extraordinary feeling: imagine being able to go back in time and find yourself at twenty again. What would you do? My mind is bursting with possibilities, dreams, and an endless list of things to do. The first thing that comes to mind might be a bit cliché, but who can resist the temptation to rewind the tape of time? I would head straight to my favorite spot from twenty years ago, a place filled with memories, emotions, and friends who seem to belong to a golden era. But then I wonder: would I be tempted to change something in my past? Or would I enjoy every moment without trying to influence the course of events? It's a tough decision. There's a unique charm in experiencing life with the wisdom gained over the years, but the idea of starting over with a clean slate is tempting. There are lessons I've learned over the years that I wouldn't want to lose, but there's something magical about the innocence and discovery of being twenty. How would my perspective, choices, and relationships change? Would I be bolder, more adventurous, or would I remain true to who I've become? At the end of the day, perhaps the essence of this fantastic situation lies not in changing the past but in embracing the present with the same enthusiasm and wonder we had when we were young. Time travel may not be necessary to fully appreciate life, but dreaming costs nothing. And you, what would you do if you could wake up at twenty again?
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@LadyDuck (459629)
• Switzerland
16 Dec
I wound enjoy everything I do every minute of my day. Thanks my parents, stay with them, met my friend and... postpone my wedding of 5 years. Getting married at 20 is too early, I would like to enjoy life a little longer.
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@RRossi (275)
16 Dec
Cherishing every moment with gratitude, spending quality time with your parents, meeting friends, and opting to delay your wedding by 5 years to fully savor life's experiences shows a wise and intentional perspective. Here's to embracing the journey and making the most of each moment!
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@LadyDuck (459629)
• Switzerland
16 Dec
@RRossi I am not unhappy with my marriage, but, as the years passed, I realized that I missed being young and with no worries. I got married too young.
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@RRossi (275)
16 Dec
@LadyDuck It's understandable to reflect on the passage of time and the choices we've made, especially when contemplating the transition to marriage at a young age. While you express contentment in your current marriage, there's a recognition of the missed experiences and carefree days of youth. This sentiment is not uncommon, and acknowledging it is an important step in understanding personal growth and desires.
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@dya80dya (33801)
23 Feb
I would study what I like and I wouldn't care about other people's opinions. It was my biggest mistake.
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@RRossi (275)
23 Feb
It's understandable to prioritize studying what you're passionate about and valuing your own preferences. However, considering other people's opinions can also offer valuable insights and a well-rounded perspective. Balancing your personal interests with an awareness of external perspectives can contribute to a more enriching educational experience. It's all about finding a harmonious blend between following your passions and being open to different viewpoints. Reflecting on these aspects can lead to a more holistic approach to learning.
@jstory07 (134743)
• Roseburg, Oregon
16 Dec
At twenty I had two kids a girl and a boy. I would not change that for anything.
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@RRossi (275)
16 Dec
That's a beautiful sentiment. Embracing the experience of having two children, a girl and a boy, at the age of twenty is a profound choice. The love and joy that come with parenthood are irreplaceable, and it's heartening to hear that you wouldn't change it for anything. Family is a precious part of life's journey, and it sounds like you hold those early moments close to your heart.