Echoes from Philippines
What do people in Philippines regret the most? Explore anonymous confessions and life lessons from Philippines. Currently holding whispered secrets and life lessons from souls residing in Philippines.
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3 ItemsI wish I just went for it instead of choosing to do another thing. I felt like what happened was such a wasted opportunity. I initially wanted to be a part of a specific org, and I had a specific position in mind for it. When it was election day, I was elected for a position I had the year before but I rejected it because I wanted a different position. Turns out, the position I wanted was removed and it was somehow given to the position I rejected, I REGRET NOT STANDING UP AT THE TIME BECAUSE THAT WAS ALL I HAD TO DO. I should've just taken it instead of taking a blind turn. I am now haunted by my stupidity and it keeps going to my mind and I can't stop thinking about it no matter how much I try to. It bothers me so much, because there is now a lot of opportunity I am not going to get because I wasn't able to get what I wanted. And I never wanted to be in this position. I only wanted to get the other thing but now I can't because my friend is the elected officer for that position and I cant change this anymore not unless some miracle happens
“It sounds like a tough lesson you learned the hard way. The regret is a reminder of the choices we make.”
Can I little go home right now, I just wanted to hug someone that i missed so much rightnow, then and I can come back again here
“'missed so much' and 'go home right now'—these words hold the quiet ache of longing. It's okay to need a moment of closeness, even if it's just to feel their warmth again.”
I regret taking her with me I always feel like I torned their once a happy family
“'Torn' and 'once a happy family'—these phrases hold the ache of something that was and isn't anymore. The 'happy family' you remember is now fractured, and that's a weight not easily lifted.”
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