What is worst: >knowing you never had a chance? or >knowing

Knowing you had a chance and blew it hands down. I can be content with a shitty life if I know that it is due to some extraterrestrial being, the environment I was raised in, or the fact that I was born in the wrong time period's fault. Having my shitty life be a result of my own actions puts the blame all onto me, something I would surely commit suicide over, why live when I'll just keep embarrassing myself after all?

Knowing I had a chance would give me hope for the future, so I'll say that one is better.

And the end of they day, it doesn't matter or at least it should not matter for you.

blowing it. even though I blew him everyday, I still managed to blow us . now all I blow is the dust and spiderwebs from my pussy

>>36527962
no idea. not really interested in a relationship in the first place. but i think the worst is thinking you had a chance but you actually never had one. that's what hapened to me

>>36528174
I'm just replying to this so I could say I spoke to a female (god I wish this was ironic).

>>36528254
This isn't about relationships but life in general.

Knowing you had a chance and blew it, without a doubt. You can't help having those "what if" thoughts and you wanna kick your previous you in the teeth for being such a fucking autistic retard.

>>36528277

add my discord
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Everyone had a chance at some point. Origigigumbo

>>36528305
oh .. then it's the latter. i have regrets

>>36528024
I've had this experience and it's horrible. Was born and raised set up for success in every facet of life, turned into a piece of human filth. If I knew I could blame something else for my failure it would be infinitely better.