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Old 06-08-2004, 01:21 PM
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I agree with everyone....regret is the worst thing to live with while you are getting older and older and older...

To still have to be struggling with past mistakes while trying to live your life in the present....really bites..

One of my sons did the shop lifting thing when he was just bearly 18....how stupid...he kicks himself every time he has to make out a job application....

he is afraid others in his social circle will find out....it has and will be a pain to him until he can get it aspunged.....

Not every stupid thing you do can be aspunged.....thank goodness this one thing can be....but it really is hard to get it done....they put you through so much ....

Regret.....really sucks...
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