Top five regrets of the dying

[Truckulentagain]

Anyone read this?

m.guardian.co.uk/ms/p/gnm/op/sylE8SNIeMrKCN7UW24NA7A/view.m?id=15&gid=lifeandstyle/2012/feb/01/top-five-regrets-of-the-dying&cat=most-read

Number two resonates with me, particularly on this site.
The amount of men I know who are the sole earners, become workaholics because they need to provide for their family and are missing out on their children.

I hope they don't regret it.

[thirdfromleft]

That is seriously thought provoking. For me the one that hits home is living the life that you want, not what others expect. Easier said than done.

[MAYBELATERNOWIMBUSY]

AGREE WITH >LIVE YOUR OWN LIFE < AS LONG AS U HURT NO ONE>>>.....ITS COOL

[3point14]

I suggest that the people questioned in that "survey" most sincerely regretted not having a backbone or ever growing a pair.

[Yama]

I regret wasting so much energy caring what other people think of me. People who don't matter that is.

I'm beginning to stop caring and it's quite liberating.

[MrGin]

'Life is what happens to you while you're busy making other plans'

John Lennon