I refuse to proof read, let's see how it ends together.

[professorpink]

If only now things are they way they are, and I am satisfied with them for the most part, how much more will I wish that the time I spent most often in misery in the past, had been spent in an unknown bliss that I now picture in my mind. Even though I know that had I not gone through the things I went through could I ultimately reach this point,

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[mostnights]

what will be will be. are you living this right is such a terrible question. things will work out as they should.

[professorpink]

Thanks buddy.

i would proof read next time

[kindof_blue]

decision making for me has never been that difficult. i evaluate things and try to simply follow what feels right, what i truly want (except for when i decided which college to go to, damn $$). i dont like to think to much about what is best for the future, only what i want in the present. i think it is most important to live with as few regrets as possible because i believe we only get one chance. when i look back at things and can honestly say i acted out of what i wanted at the time then i cannot really have regrets about it. second guessing is a big waste of time- i would try not to get caught up in it.