List Of 1262+ Regret Quotes

What Haunted People Even, Perhaps Especially, On Their Deathbed? What Chased Them, Tortured Them And Brought Some Of Them To Their Knees? And [he] Thought He Had The Answer. Regret. Regret For Things Said, Things Done, And Things Not Done. Regret For The People They Might Have Been. And Failed To Be.

I Never Regret Anything I Do. It's Part Of Who I Am Now, And I Like Who I Am Now.

I've Realized That When I've Done Things That I Actually Regret, It's Been The People That I've Been Around That Have Either Not Stopped Me Or Have Influenced Me In That Direction. So I Think It's Really Just Truly Evaluating Your Friendships. If You're Around People Who Are Negative And Are Just Sycophants... And Steal Your Light, Then That's A Bad Person, And You Need To Truly Cut Them Out. It's Hard To Cut Them Out But You Will Feel So Much Better After.

I Can Never Think Of The Time I Spend Idling In Railway Stations As Lost; It's A Waiting Liberated From The Three Temporal Vices Of Regret, Anticipation Or Boredom, The Weak Echo Of That Bliss Spent Between Lifetimes.

Our Biggest Regrets Are Not For The Things We Have Done But For The Things We Haven't Done.

I Have No Regrets - In Fact, I Am Pleased To Have Expelled The Us Ambassador, The Drug Enforcement Administration (dea) And To Have Closed The Us Military Base In Bolivia. Now, Without A Us Ambassador, There Is Less Conspiracy, And More Political Stability And Social Stability. Without The International Monetary Fund, We Are Better Off Economically.

I Do Not Have Time To Sit Down And Regret Anything Although Sometimes I Wish I Had Been Able To See More Of My Parents While They Were Alive And Have Done More For Them.

Of Course, I Do Not Regret The Bond Days. I Regret That Sadly Heroes In General Are Depicted With Guns In Their Hands, And To Tell The Truth, I Have Always Hated Guns And What They Represent.

Instead Of Things I'm Good At, It Might Be Faster To List The Things I Can't Do. I Can't Cook Or Clean The House. My Room's A Mess, And I'm Always Losing Things. I Love Music, But I Can't Sing A Note. I'm Clumsy And Can Barely Sew A Stitch. My Sense Of Direction Is The Pits, And I Can't Tell Left From Right Half The Time. When I Get Angry, I Tend To Break Things. Plates And Pencils, Alarm Clocks. Later On I Regret It, But At The Time I Can't Help Myself. I Have No Money In The Bank. I'm Bashful For No Reason, And I Have Hardly Any Friends To Speak Of.

I Wondered About The Half-life Of Regret.

But Who Can Say What's Best? That's Why You Need To Grab Whatever Chance You Have Of Happiness Where You Find It, And Not Worry About Other People Too Much. My Experience Tells Me That We Get No More Than Two Or Three Such Chances In A Life Time, And If We Let Them Go, We Regret It For The Rest Of Our Lives.

To Overcome Prejudice, We Can Boldly Speak Against It And Teach Our Children Total Intolerance For It. We Can Get To Know One Another; When We Do So, The Stereotypes That Impede Relationships Will Fall Away. Finally, We Can Express Regret To Others For Past Prejudicial Sins And Ask God To Forgive Us And Change Our Thinking.