Epilogue: If I Could Live My Life Over Again, I Would

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Epilogue: If I Could Live My Life Over Again, I Would I am being honest like always, but I am satisfied with my life. I don’t wish to change anything. I choose to try my hardest to follow the rules placed in front of me so that I do not have regrets. If there is something that is frustrating me, I always make an effort to address it in a mature way so that what needs to be done will be done. Some things have happened recently causing regrets, but I would rather keep that to myself. What I’ve realized is that life is a learning experience, and every day we get older and grow in some way. I can’t change the past. We learn from our mistakes, and that’s why I do not wish to change the past to change something causing me to regret something.

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