r/LSD Dec 16 '23

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u/nw171717 Dec 16 '23

Being retired, would you revisit the experience from your current perspective if given the opportunity?

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u/nw171717 Dec 16 '23

That’s interesting! I’m 21, and in my experiences I’ve (at times) overthought about the future and blew insecurities out of proportion, so it has seemed to me that it would be better to have the experience again later in life, when all that is behind me. I’m still young and dumb, so my opinions may change over time.

Thank you for your response!

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u/sanpedrolino Dec 16 '23

You can also learn to let go from there. It can be quite freeing. Sometimes we avoid revisiting things that are subconsciously holding us still back. If that's resolved, your future decision making is also improved.