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What if we could go back in time?

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Many people would like to go back in time and do things like preventing a mistake they may have made in the past. However, going back in time is something which is not possible. But what if we could go just back in time? What would you do in the first place?

If I could go back in time, I would ensure that I did not make the same mistake again and get with the person I got with and ended up stuck with for 11 years in a mentally abusive relationship. I wouldn't change the kids I have, but I would change who I had them with if I could.

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On Apr 20, 2026, Shortie said:

If I could go back in time, I would ensure that I did not make the same mistake again and get with the person I got with and ended up stuck with for 11 years in a mentally abusive relationship. I wouldn't change the kids I have, but I would change who I had them with if I could.

It is so sad to hear that. I hope you best of luck and I hope you recover from that relationship. We cannot change our past. However, we can try our best to change our future for good. Being stuck in such kind of relationship can be a bad thing. Having said that, we can meet new people who can make us feel better. That's a really great thing.

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