What is your greatest regret? The premise of regret implies an impossible standard of perfection. Perfection does not exist, and we all know that we are conditioned to strive for it. So, I try to do my best, and then try to reflect openly and honestly, so the next time, my best will be better.
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I love this. When you think of it, regret does imply an impossible standard of perfection. And we cause ourselves so much stress trying to reach that standard, especially as parents.
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I too found this to be a great “definition” of regret, and worth sharing. Thank you for reading.
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Where is the lie? Girl, you’re on it!
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Thank you. I hear all too often that time individuals are striving for perfection. I am like perfection does not exist, you did the right thing in the situation you were in, now you know better it is simply your choice to do better.
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I had never thought about the source of regret before. Thank you for expanding my horizons. Regret is a desire to break the bands of time and return to undo your pain. It does require perfectionism and a little self loathing.
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I was glad to read that the words allowed you a moment to pause, ponder and reflect. Thank you for sharing your own perspective of regret.
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