Musing in a butterfly caught Ƹ̵̡Ӝ̵̨̄Ʒ
Intelligent but not a bookworm
Strong-willed but still feminine.
An equal. A Libran.
Con gái phố. Phố những ngày xao xác nắng và gió và lá vàng
Intelligent but not a bookworm
Strong-willed but still feminine.
An equal. A Libran.
Con gái phố. Phố những ngày xao xác nắng và gió và lá vàng
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Miranda Wade answered:
saying nothing hurts more because atleast if you say it, you don’t have to think through more what if’s.
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amantelascio answered:
I think I regret what I don’t say more than what I say. Because I will torture myself wondering what COULD have happened.
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somethingsmartandclever answered:
I vote saying something and wishing you hadn’t. The truth can be fucking brutal when it wants to be.
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dongy answered:
Saying nothing, and wishing you had keeps hope alive…
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haleytittle answered:
saying something you wished you hadn’t..
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Superman answered:
saying nothing, and wishing you had
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SeBastiean answered:
Number one :-) … it’s always best to speak out directly
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heartling reblogged this from littlemiss
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macyathira answered:
saying nothing and wishing you had
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guz answered:
I think we always should say what we’re feelling, with the most tenderness possible.
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boopie reblogged this from laureola
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r00ts answered:
saying nothing and wishing you had
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Brittany answered:
Saying nothing and wishing you had
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spreadjoy answered:
saying nothing.
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mindstew reblogged this from littlemiss
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jailhouse answered:
yeah,
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karababy answered:
saying something and wishing you had not.
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timovone liked this
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isabellz answered:
saying nothing and wishing you had.
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coloursoftherainbow answered:
both.
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pretty-bird answered:
saying something and wishing you had not, most definitely.
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madh-avi answered:
saying nothing and wishing i had
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gabylouwho answered:
saying nothing and wishing you had
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hannie answered:
saying nothing when you could have hurts, but not knowing is more painful..
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notofyou answered:
i’ll say saying something and wishing you had not
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troisiemelune answered:
saying nothing.
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givemescoops answered:
Saying nothing, and wishing you had. The agony is much more to bear.
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minaslumber answered:
saying nothing, wishing you had.
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faint-of-heart reblogged this from littlemiss
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urca answered:
saying nothing.
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Chris Q.T. answered:
saying nothing, and wishing you had (because since i didn’t tell this one girl that i really loved/liked her, she all of a sudden got a Boy.F
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walkonwater answered:
Say something and regret it, rather than say nothing and regret it. At least then you’ve tried. :)
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miicko9 answered:
Saying nothing
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miicko9 liked this
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rainy-eyes answered:
the latter
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carly-marie answered:
saying nothing
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geemarie answered:
the latter.
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dreamercatcher answered:
saying nothing and wishing you had… nothing is worse than to think ‘what if?’ or what could have been…
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breezyplease answered:
saying nothing and wishing u had because i waited like 4weeks to tell him that i like him and the whole time i was the girl he was in luv wit
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shelikesflowers answered:
saying nothing and wishing you had.
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riiight answered:
saying nothing and wishing you had def hurts the most
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foldingstars answered:
I’d say the second one. Cause I think when you say something, at that really moment you needed to say it and then it’s right for that moment.
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rudie answered:
saying nothing and wishing you had.
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thatsidekick answered:
saying nothing and wishing i had…
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jeckaa answered:
saying nothing, and wishing you had. you have to live with it.
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2blacklungs answered:
saying nothing and wishing you had hurts more. could haves really hurt
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cateatsfood answered:
saying nothing and wishing you had
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smilelindsay answered:
saying nothing and wish i had. sooo many times.
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samdammit answered:
saying something and wishing i had not.
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ferrydust liked this
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eventhestarsabove answered:
saying nothing. always speak your mind, it could be your last chance to do so.
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eraine answered:
Saying nothing and wishing you had.
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loushbebe answered:
saying nothing and wishing you had =/
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lizrhodes answered:
Saying nothing, and wishing you had.
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felixishere answered:
i guess saying nothing, ….
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late-bloomer answered:
what hurts the most is having nothing to say and wishing you did. xDD.
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savingmondays answered:
saying nothing, and wishing you had?
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andysayshi answered:
saying nothing
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tapestry89 answered:
saying nothing and wishing you had, hands down.
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binkini liked this
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bathtubdux answered:
I guess it’s saying nothing, and wishing you had.
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relynfab answered:
saying nothing and wishing you had. you’ll be stuck wondering what might have been D:
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diamondcutsx answered:
definitely the latter.
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eznxx answered:
saying something and wishing you had not
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litchic answered:
Saying nothing
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beautifulsolitude answered:
I think both hurts equally bad. But. I’d said something that I really wish I hadn’t.
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blondecougar answered:
saying nothing
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reindrops answered:
for me, it’s the 2nd one, because you haven’t done anything and you will never know what would have happened if you said something. :)
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reindrops liked this
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wordsleftunspoken answered:
i haven’t only wondered which one hurts the most, i’ve experienced them both. but it’s really better to speak your heart than keep it in.
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darcorgaosapatos answered:
saying nothing and wishing you had… happens to me all the time… Besides if you say something and wish you hadn’t you can always apologise
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gloriakay answered:
Saying nothing and wishing you had…..trust me its much more painful.
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chynn answered:
saying nothing, and wishing i had.. atleast i tried..:)
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rominou answered:
Saying nothing, and wishing you had. (but actually both suck…)
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nicolefab answered:
definitely saying nothing and wishing you had.
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heyheartstealer answered:
saying nothing and wishing you had, definitely. never regret.
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distxnce answered:
saying nothing and wishing I had. I want so badly to tell her never to leave me. I wish I could be alittle more selfish.
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lostinitall answered:
saying nothing and wishing you had
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mochalocha answered:
saying nothing and wishing you had
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ssaannddrraa answered:
saying nothing and wishing you had. :(
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shaz-da-baz answered:
hmmm, probably the first, but I don’t think I’ve ever regretted anything I’ve said to someone :]
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forgettingthefuture answered:
Saying nothing hurts more: you can say sorry for saying something you wish you hadn’t, but you can’t apologise for not saying something.
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sarah answered:
the latter. because with the first at least u know the outcome and can move on. it hurts more when you always keep wondering
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thephilosopher answered:
I know that it is the last one. Being left wondering is the worst.
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theneonbible answered:
Some words when spoken can’t be taken back… (Nothingman; Pearl Jam)
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christopher-lange answered:
Guten Morgen, ich finde beides schlimm, kommt aber auch immer auf die Situation an.
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sexismandthecity answered:
Number 2
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pizzazz answered:
saying something and wishing you had not
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acidpinksodapop answered:
saying something and wishing you had not. Period.
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stpatience answered:
saying nothing and wishing you had.
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blooms414 answered:
Saying nothing and wishing you had …
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bita answered:
I think the first: saying something and wishing you had not.
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nickmaynard answered:
saying something you wish you hadn’t, by a mile.
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erikarafaela answered:
the latter.
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veeotch answered:
saying nothing hurts more because if u did say something atleast you tried to do something about it. take a shot. thas how life is.
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thepalindromic answered:
saying nothing and wishing you had… because you’ll never know what could have happened.
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flyingpoodle answered:
saying nothing..
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nadinastiti answered:
second one
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abbymahal answered:
Saying nothing and wishing you had
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motifxs answered:
saying nothing
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onepurethought answered:
definately saying nothing. you can get over saying something and regretting it.
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catchakat answered:
Saying nothing, and wish I had.
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turquoiselips answered:
saying nothing. :(
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vizble answered:
The former hurts longer than the latter.
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skirr answered:
My answer is - saying nothing & wishing you had. It eats at your insides like cancer. You can get past saying something & wishing you hadn’t.
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coffeemakescreative answered:
saying nothing, and wishing I had. and thats exactly what I will try to change next week.
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crashtestdummy answered:
second one.
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hippie4life1444 answered:
yes.
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hellotuesday answered:
saying nothing—the “what ifs” hurt
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lustinforlife answered:
saying nothing and wishing you had
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classyfabulous answered:
the second one, definitely definitely. so say it. always just say it. on that note, please follow me :)
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padayon answered:
def saying nothing and wishing i had. :(
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blacknail-polish answered:
saying nothing, and wishing you had
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risforruby answered:
saying nothing and wishing you had…
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George answered:
I know from experience that saying nothing and wishing you had is the worst pain imaginable. I’ve done both you see, and that is the worst.
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ashleyyday answered:
saying nothing and wishing i had. at least then i know what the outcome of my actions would be instead of regretting i hadnt.
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mandonna37 answered:
saying nothing and wishing you had. for sure.
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caticat answered:
saying nothing and wishing you had hurts the most, you dont have nothing to lose if you talk, if you dont talk you lose a chance….
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notinvain answered:
Saying nothing and wishing I had; I’ve done the first and it showed me who my true friends were. Doing the latter just hid that from me.
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everyonesmadhere answered:
wondered? ive experienced…. saying nothing and wishing you had hurts far worse.
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Kelsea answered:
The thing that hurts the most is saying nothing and wishing that you had, trust me.
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cettexxvie answered:
Saying nothing and wishing you had. That’s the worst type of regret, because you never gave yourself a chance.
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audd answered:
saying nothing, and wishing you had.
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jassywazzy answered:
saying nothing and wishing you had…
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onyellowpages answered:
Say nothing and wishing you had.
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xoxochristinee answered:
Saying nothing hurt’s the most, because the question and wondering of “what if” will never leave ones mind.
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mimylemu answered:
i have wondered, but i’ve never gotten an answer.
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brokenmachine answered:
saying nothing and wish you had
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josepapa answered:
the latter.
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ashowofheartsonthefloor answered:
saying nothing and wishing you had. then at least you had the chance and cant say you didnt try or end up regreting your chance.
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annebran answered:
The first; what you’ve said cannot be unsaid. However, more times than not you can in some small way make up for not saying something.
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9989 answered:
saying something and wishing you had not. hands down. or well in my situation at least….
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Tejal answered:
Saying Something and wishing you had not , becoz hurting self can be accomodated, but hurting someone pinches your soul for a long time
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iiskileeey answered:
the second one.
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gutsforgarters answered:
saying nothing
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sarahjoy answered:
Saying nothing, and wishing you had.
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brianmlatimer answered:
You don’t get a “control group” in history. Wondering about either of these questions or their answers is a waste of time.
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airwaves answered:
Saying nothing and wishing I had.
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whatarebirds answered:
i think it’s worse to say something and regretting it. the chance to say something at another time will probably arise.
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velleities answered:
Saying nothing and wishing you had. The “What ifs” are the worst. Not knowing can kill you… ignorance is not bliss in that case.
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alexlovess answered:
saying nothing and wishing you had. IT KILLS ME
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fredrickevilcow answered:
Saying nothing. Always hurts more…
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caitlinsavannah answered:
i think regret always hurts more. i’d rather live with the answer than die with the question.
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kdel answered:
saying nothing and wishing you had, because in that moment, when you perhaps lose that someone you wanted to say something to, you would regr
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styleandcynicism answered:
saying nothing and wishing you had, by far.
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supersole answered:
I say not being able to say nothing and wishing you did because then you’re going to regret so much
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-dontmesswithcookiemonster answered:
saying nothing, and wishing you had
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xxwonderlandxx answered:
saying nothing and wishing u had
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tuesdayslove answered:
not saying something, and wished you had, oh wellz.
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barfingrainbow answered:
definitely saying nothing
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followyourheart answered:
yes. and i think its the better of two evils. both suck ass.
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justenvious answered:
Saying nothing and wishing you had
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omgsian answered:
The latter. There were things I haven’t had the chance to say to my mum before cancer ruined her life. I wish I had the courage I have now.
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thirstforkirst answered:
saying nothing and wishing you had. it sucks having to wonder what could’ve happened if you did say something.
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twenty4e answered:
I guess saying “nothing”. Wondering “what if” always drives me nuts. Though, they both suck completely.
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christinemae answered:
Mom & I werent on good terms, I finally had guts to tel her she didnt deserve a happy 50th bday i regretted it but somehow it got us closer
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nessawaveshi answered:
saying nothing and wishing I had.
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themomentaryrelapse answered:
I say it’s wishing you had said something.
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heartsonthepavement answered:
Saying nothing and wishing you had
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npham858 answered:
For me personally it’s saying nothing. But indeed, they all do suck.
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stupidgirl answered:
There will always be a chance to say how you fee,l but never a ch ance to take back how you do not.
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sortofkinda answered:
Always.
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mauism answered:
saying nothing and wishing you had.. :(
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grlsbambitious answered:
regret sucks.
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muliebrity answered:
I’ve done both lately, and the saying nothing hurts far worse.
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uninspiredxx answered:
Saying nothing, and wishing you had. :(
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glowingattheends answered:
saying nothing & wishing you had.
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trueblue answered:
saying nothing… because then you wander “what if” instead of regretting “what was”
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wasurenai answered:
the second one. it would probably bother you because you “COULD HAVE”
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littlepillbox answered:
what hurts most is what happens after you make either decision if it blows over.
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4thelove answered:
i think saying nothing hurts more. it leaves no room for future growth and leaves you with a past devoid of closure.
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winkiss answered:
Saying nothing, because I am biting down on my tongue so hard I can feel it in my heart.
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summerbabe answered:
saying something and wishing you had not
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natsalles answered:
the 1st one. what’s said sometimes can’t be turned back, if it’s a bad thing. the person will always remember that.
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zomgmichelle answered:
Both can be tough.
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rockwitit answered:
Oh yes. Saying nothing hurts the most O;
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oldflowers answered:
saying nothing and wishing you had, story of my life!
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escapingfools answered:
say it out loud and don’t regret for nothing…
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catastrophic answered:
in the long run, saying nothing and wishing you had. in my experience anyway,
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katieanello answered:
saying nothing and wishing you had. if you don’t you leave the mind to wander which could be so much more painful than the truth. I
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waterandglass answered:
Saying something and wishing you had not.
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peeeelar answered:
saying something and wishing you had not.
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lilyfsho answered:
Saying something that you wish you would’nt! have! The other one you’ll feel regretfull.
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This is hecka hard! I think saying something and wishing you haven’t cause the words you said can ruin your life. The...
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noxeim answered:
BOTH
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sarandipity79 answered:
saying something & wishing you had not
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runawaytrain answered:
saying something and wishing you had not. because it spoils stuff :(
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imasuspect answered:
saying nothing and wishing you had not hurts more
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chapter13 answered:
saying nothing
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pineappleupsidedown answered:
I’d like to think it’s the latter one, mostly because the ‘road not taken’ will always be something to haunt you.
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girlandacamera answered:
saying nothing and wishing i had. i can always apologize for something stupid i said. but can’t take back what’s never been said.
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weezul answered:
for me, tis saying something and wishing I hadn’t
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wordsleftunsaid answered:
saying nothing, and wishing you had! =/
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tpobawallflower answered:
depends on the outcome.
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geometricity answered:
Yes.
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suffocate answered:
I’m wondering about it right now. either way, they both hurt in the end.
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killsea answered:
saying nothing and wishing you had :(
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littlewolverine answered:
definitely saying nothing and wishing you had. I deal with this way too often.
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angryravetree answered:
saying something and wishing you hadn’t. because you can always tell them later what you wanted to say but you can never take it back.
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jusgar answered:
depends if you say the wrong thing than wishing you had not. but most times i think it hurts more than not saying anything
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theverbalstuntpilot answered:
saying nothing and wishing you had!
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shaiagomez answered:
Saying nothing and wishing you had. Because you’ll never know.
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sydneysqueals answered:
Saying nothing and wishing you had…
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thewaterisrising answered:
Both are equally as hard to deal with .
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preemie liked this
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myonlyappeal answered:
i have wondered, but saying nothing and wishing you had is the worst kind of pain.
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lovewalk answered:
Saying nothing and wishing you had, for sure.
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kristyn answered:
The latter. Because you’re always wondering “What if?” It hurts less knowing you did what you thought in that moment was right.
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colourfly answered:
saying nothing hurts more
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sweetnonsense answered:
I think it’s saying something and wishing you hadn’t, I always say what’s on my mind and it often gets me or someone else hurt.
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4907 answered:
saying something and wishing you hadn’t…you can never take something back.
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loveyoumuchbetter answered:
saying something and wishing you hadn’t
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laughables answered:
i think it hurts more to say nothing, and wish you did.
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forgettinglove answered:
Saying nothing and wishing you had.
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bluesandreds answered:
saying something you wish you hadn’t, for sure.
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chealsye answered:
Saying nothing. That’s what hurts more, because you spend forever considering the possibilities of how those words could change what is.
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jennigga answered:
saying nothing and wishing you had is the worst.
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ilikenuts answered:
saying nothing, and wishing you had
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colorfieldsandwagonwheels answered:
saying something and wishing you hadnt
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gisellejoyy answered:
saying nothing wishing you had!
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b-143 answered:
yea, though i always feel worse when i wish i had said something, but i didn’t.
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lizziejeanne answered:
i learned last night, its better to speak up and regret it later than let something go unsaid
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kellylikesweed answered:
They both suck.
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