Regrets

Today I was reflecting at my main setbacks, my biggest regrets.

1. I did not protect myself and I followed blindly the authority and did what I was told without questioning it. I allowed my dentist to remove 4 healthy teeth, and drill the teeth which had no cavities, but tiny black dots, or white marks from demineralisation. I have not been the same since and I feel incomplete no matter how hard I try to distract myself from it. The bone got reabsorbed, other teeth around the extractions have lost bone and are going to come out at some point. I am losing my teeth at a young age and this fact makes me feel old inside because of it. I don't want metal in my mouth reason why I don't want implants. I want to grow my teeth back.

2. I've wasted 6 years of my life at the same job, sharing everything that I've known and not learning anything new from this company. This makes me feel stagnant and I can't get these years back to make up for the knowledge or experience I could have earnt.

3. Not dating out of insecurity. Now I have no job, no teeth, no confidence. I did not value myself when I was at my best, and only now when I am at my worst, I appreciate what I had.

4. Living too long in a place which doesn’t give me the space that I need.

5. Losing another year staying just home doing nothing and making no change because of lack of will and direction.


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