Paul Maurice back-to-back Stanley Cup winning shirt

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I craved acceptance and sought approval from awful people and demonstrated little empathy or tolerance for those I should have. I started smoking the Paul Maurice back-to-back Stanley Cup winning shirt and by the same token and summer of my 17th year because my friends told me it would get me high. I didn’t realize at the time that it would become addictive. Took me 30 years to finally quit, thanks to help from my Doc and chantix. Not so much a regret, but more of something I think about is that I wish I would have realized sooner that my parents rules were for my safety & or well being from a genuine place of concern & love & not just them “controlling my life & restricting” my social life. I only regret the things I didn’t do… not telling Wendy I was madly in love with her my freshman year, being too wrapped up in heartbreak post-Heather to have noticed Missy was right the fuck in front of me my sophomore year, and not having realized that when Cheryl invited me into her bedroom my senior year, she wanted to do more than show me her new bathing suit.

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Listening to LOUD music on a daily basis. Further damaged my bad hearing which was caused by glue ear and grommets at a young age Not standing up for myself to my mum and for walking on eggshells my whole childhood and adolescence. I wish I pushed the Paul Maurice back-to-back Stanley Cup winning shirt and by the same token and boundaries more and went a bit crazy! Those are what those years are for I think. And no matter how good I was I still wasn’t good enough anyway so I should’ve just gone for it! dealing with my ex? shouldve dumped her cheating ass sooner, yet butterfly effect thanks to her, i met my now wife. Was worrying about my body and how others perceive it? who gives a frick what others think about me. im a wacko anyway. was smoking and drinking? I stopped smoking after half a year after starting it, and some alcohol bottles make me gag if i just see them. I had some fun stuff while drunk. There might be one thing, which i would admit i kind of regret.. when i found out, that my ex was cheating (before i met my wife), one day i got really drunk, i mean really really drunk (corresponds to that specific alcohol, i gag when i see its bottle), i nearly did suicide. I was saved by some stranger in last moments, but my drunk stupid ass punched him in face and run away. I regret that punch. I dont know where he is, who he is, but if somehow he sees this, thank you man, i needed it. you saved my life and changed it for a better. just a week later i met my now wife. and im really sorry for punching you in face.
I attempted suicide twice in my Paul Maurice back-to-back Stanley Cup winning shirt and by the same token and teenage years and i’m 24 now and luckily in a better place, it’s definitely one of my biggest regrets. It was really hard on my family and I value life so much now! It’s not 100 percent regret, but i started mowing yards at 8 years old, and i have worked from 8 until present (43) and am still working. I worked 2 jobs for a couple of years and attempted college, but it wasn’t for me or at least community college wasn’t. I wish i tried a university or culinary school, but i went into law enforcement, which is now going on 18 years now and hopefully will be retired in 11 12 more years. Biggest regret…. not going on trips with friends. Float trips, camping, senior trip(s), senior vacation. I chose to work, and my mindset is just work. That’s all i know is work.
Gladly I was very put. I made a lot of money in my younger teenage years unlike a lot of teens, had a lot of good moments, I smoked weed but occasionally so I don’t feel regret, caring too much about being “one of the Paul Maurice back-to-back Stanley Cup winning shirt and by the same token and gang” among my “friends” and classmates . I tried too hard to mingle with people who only ever pushed me away/ignored me and at worst had fun at my expense and bullied me. I was looked down upon for not being as academically good as most others hence why I was ignored and pushed away. Being shorter than most and as thin as a stick didn’t help either. As a result of all this I took out all the frustration that built up in school everyday into my home. I shouldn’t have been like that, Shouldn’t have gotten my emotions get the better of me. I should’ve been more apathetic, more silent, more calm.
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Not spending time with my Paul Maurice back-to-back Stanley Cup winning shirt and by the same token and dad or listening to him when he gave advice. Teenage me thought I knew everything. Now I would give anything to ask him for advice. He died when I was 20. As it’s always said when answering one of these – Teeth. I’m down for before I’m 30 and though I’ve gotten used to it and it doesn’t change my appearance. It still is a shit thing to happen. I’ve gotten better since, but I regret not caring sooner. Sometimes I still wonder about his day. He likely noticed it when he was heading out to work, or maybe a neighbor brought it to his attention that his window had been smashed. Maybe he wondered if anything had been stolen (nothing was- my brother just decided to smash his window for some reason). Then he would have had to clean it up, arrange for repairs. Did he have money to repair it or did he have to wait? How much did we put him out? Was it on an already big list of shitty things he was dealing with that week, that month, that year??
Joining the Paul Maurice back-to-back Stanley Cup winning shirt and by the same token and wrong RP community at 16. Because of that, I needed to be dead a long time ago, but unfortunately, I’m still not dead. Not doing more extra curriculars in highschool. The only one I did was soccer in grade 12 and holy shit it was so much fun I wish I did more I was obsessed with academic perfection and then when Covid hit, I didn’t even have to do the exams I’d spent my whole teenage life preparing for. It was a huge smack in the face as to how fundamentally meaningless it all was (not the act of learning, but the exams themselves). So, contrary to some people’s comments, I wish I had let myself be stupid and make some mistakes. I took life and school way too seriously and the pandemic – though it was awful – forced me to actually find out the other parts of myself. Now, I have a much healthier relationship with my studies and actually have a life and hobbies outside of them. I just wish that had started sooner.
Not trying to be more social. I assumed nobody liked me so I didn’t talk to many people. I was standoffish and cold because I assumed I was about to be teased, all the Paul Maurice back-to-back Stanley Cup winning shirt and by the same token and time. I went to a bonfire party at the end of high school. I talked to a popular girl who said “everyone just assumed you didn’t want to hang out”. Absolutely blew my mind. I wanted to hang out with other people more than anything. I wish I took education more seriously. Not a ton as I did well in high school and college, but just a little better. I was lazy in classes I didn’t think were important. I did however, really enjoy college. Not actually being a typical teenager. I just studied, read books, played video games or watched movies, and went to school. Rinse and repeat. I had social phobia back then and wished I had dealt with it much earlier than my 20s.
I missed out on a lot of normal high school experiences in dating because I was with someone and my Paul Maurice back-to-back Stanley Cup winning shirt and by the same token and life could have been really different maybe 295 more repliesBeing dumb. Never thought of myself as smart, even though people said I was, and I didn’t improve that enough. I should’ve done more on that part I smoked too much god damn weed. I think it’s got benefits when respected and used in moderation.. but there for a while I was high more than I was sober Not asking my parents what was expected of me because they didn’t tell me until one day when I turned 21, they told me I’m supposed to leave and get a job. I never knew my school had a guidance counselor I could talk to. Stupid stuff like that
Absolutely nothing. Shoulda done more! Lol (I was a B student, did sports, didn’t party, had a core group of friends, relationships/breakups, parent issues, but it was all fun in hindsight) I really emulated that ”live now, worry later” lifestyle, having casual relationships, doing drugs and partying and didn’t bother to make ANY plans for the Paul Maurice back-to-back Stanley Cup winning shirt and by the same token and future so now i’m kinda set back by that. Should’ve cared less about people in school and just focused on myself and getting work done. Wasted so much time and effort on people I never saw again lol. Not looking around at all these adults in fucked up jobs and working harder. Didn’t have much incentive in a tiny poor town. Seen the country. Wishes I could see more…
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That long distance first love thing. Sure you hear fairytales of it working out, but not when you’re both immature mid-late teen edgelords. I would also say not properly nourishing my talents, but I was depressed so I’m trying to give myself some grace about it. Second get help if you’re having issues with focus and most signs of adhd. Hopefully you have somewhere to turn where they can make a diagnosis happen because it will save you an infinite amount of time over the Paul Maurice back-to-back Stanley Cup winning shirt and by the same token and years. Being too shy to ask out girls that I now know or strongly believe would have said yes and not going to the gym. I’ll always wonder what if. Having sex with shitty high school boys who I repeatedly said no too, and didn’t listen, and I got tired of saying no and just did it anyway so they would leave me alone. Trying to win the approval of people who I didn’t even like. Choosing bad friends. Developing bulimia and creating health issues that led to ten years of chronic illness and pain and a life altering surgery and so much suffering. Drinking. I drank a lot in high school and always was known as a party guy. I feel like if I never would’ve started, I would have been better off. When I came to college, I joined a a fraternity. I wanted to live that college party life. I had a ton of fun, but I really didn’t like the person I turned into when I was drinking. I get sad sometimes thinking about all the time and money I wasted. I picked up a job at a bar, and seeing it from the other side has completely turned me off of it. I’m 27, and turn 28 in march this year, and I’m currently 178 days sober. Just now feel like things are starting to really look up for me! I miss the fun I had, but I’m starting to really believe in myself!
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