… I will still make the same decisions that I had made.<\/p>\n
That’s how I want my life to be – no regrets. Or at least, as minimal as possible.<\/p>\n
If it’s meant to be yours, it will be in the end. \u00a0If two people are meant to be together, they will be in the end, no matter what happens in between.<\/p>\n
In the event that we made mistakes, we learn from it and we move on – and of course, take care not to make the same mistake again.<\/p>\n
One thing I’ve learnt – always be who you are. \u00a0Never change yourself for someone. \u00a0Because soon enough you’ll find that it doesn’t work that way. \u00a0Never does, never will be.<\/p>\n
If the person cannot accept the bad side of the other party, then he\/she does not deserve the good side of that person. \u00a0You can’t have both worlds.<\/p>\n
Running away from the issue, or avoiding the issue when it happens, is not “accepting” it. \u00a0It’s just simply running away from it. \u00a0If you accept it, you won’t even run. \u00a0At least that’s how I see it.<\/p>\n
I guess I should feel lucky to have met at least one person in my lifetime who had accepted me, for being me. \u00a0He had never made me feel that I’m inadequate, he had never yelled at me or shouted at me for being me – tempers, bad moods and all. \u00a0Too bad I had to let him go.<\/p>\n
At the end of the day – no regrets. \u00a0No regrets for what I’ve done, no regrets for what I’m doing, and no regrets for what I’m going to do in the future.<\/p>\n
That’s how I would want it to be.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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