My biggest regret was going on a Mormon mission and converting a couple dozen people into that cult. A few years later discovered it was all bullscheist. I don't so much regret the years wasted from my life because I learned a lot from being immersed in a foreign culture, and it made me a better person. I just hate that most of the people I inadvertently convinced to join that cult are still blinded by it all these years later.
You may not have been able to. As sad as it was, it was his choice whether to go into treatment or not, you cannot force people. I'm really sorry that he became ill and died, it is really sad. Please do not blame yourself.
Biggest regret? Leaving college for a job opportunity. I was ROTC and was very happy, planned to stay in for 20. I never went back , and regret not serving my country
A couple years ago I got back with an old GF after breaking up with someone in between.
Long story short- the pandemic happened and I put her in a position to think that I cheated with the ex. I didn't but I absolutely understand her position.
We still talk, we hang out, but we don't date. I miss her.
My biggest regret was going on a Mormon mission and converting a couple dozen people into that cult. A few years later discovered it was all bullscheist. I don't so much regret the years wasted from my life because I learned a lot from being immersed in a foreign culture, and it made me a better person. I just hate that most of the people I inadvertently convinced to join that cult are still blinded by it all these years later.
Don't be so hard on yourself. They joined on their own free will. Maybe they found out later it wasn't all that it was cracked up to be and left. Anyway, the retention rate of new converts isn't that high. A very big chance they don't attend anymore.
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