What is the best decision that you have ever made?

by Wayne TH G 333 Posted 2012/09/22 17:52:59

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sickofpolitics 2012/09/22 17:54:45

It was.......................

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To divorce my abusive ex husband!!
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Cero 2012/09/29 21:13:48

It was.......................

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getting help for my really bad depression, now I've got a lot of things to help me deal with it and i'm proud to say i'm actually happy now, which I wouldn't have been able to say for over ten years

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YYCDad 2012/09/25 02:22:35

Undecided / Not sure

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To not answer this stupid question!

CRAP!

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Broken 2012/09/24 05:38:59

It was.......................

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Applying for an ROTC scholarship. I got my college paid for and a career as a military officer.

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Marianne 2012/09/23 21:03:25

Undecided / Not sure

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I am not sure if my decisions were the best, but there are principles and future cannot be foretold.

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brittany 2012/09/23 19:58:33

It was.......................

+1
going back to school.

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Anonymouse BN-0 ~bibbityboo~ 2012/09/23 17:29:00

It was.......................

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Probably my A level options - I could have easily chosen the wrong options...

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bags the Indigenous Guru 2012/09/23 16:40:00

It was.......................

+1
The day I married Hagar.

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terrabytes 2012/09/23 16:35:17

It was.......................

+2
quit smoking

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D D 2012/09/23 15:38:33
exsecrare 2012/09/23 08:10:22

It was.......................

+1
Leaving home

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Hirnungah Mancandy 2012/09/23 04:29:20

It was.......................

+2
fostering one particular friendship ... nuf said

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drdos1943 2012/09/23 01:58:32 (edited)

It was.......................

+3
There were a number of good decisions as opposed to a thousand bad ones.
1. Divorced an abusive wife.
2. Getting back with my family due to being ostracized by them due to #1. I was a wimp...no more.
3. Remarrying with the most remarkable woman on the face of the planet. (Match.com, but cautiously))
4. Retiring from the corporate world (I was a CEO)
5. Then returning to teaching on a college level.
6. Retiring and using my teaching experience to prep students for the College Boards for no charge.

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rand 2012/09/22 23:35:33

It was.......................

+4
...marrying my wife, now for 30 years duration. There's no replacement for a long term loving relationship.

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bags th... to rand 2012/09/23 16:41:23

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We're at 25 and going strong. And I couldn't agree with you more.

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gregaj7 2012/09/22 22:42:03

It was.......................

Surrendering my life to the Lordship of Jesus Christ/Yeshua Hamashia on July 5, 1991 @ approx 10:30am.

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Relay 2012/09/22 21:59:42

It was.......................

+1
moving out of an abusive home when i was 12, the only thing i regret is not forcing my younger brother to come with me at the time.

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JohnT 2012/09/22 21:13:07

It was.......................

+1
Buying our first house when we were 24. We got one more and that was it and did not get stuck with high interest or expensive prices of homes.

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firebird 2012/09/22 21:12:13

It was.......................

+2
Finally going ahead with a much needed Hysterectomy and it was the best decision in my life.
Second best was getting a divorce....

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Missile 2012/09/22 20:36:14

It was.......................

+3
To start my own business.

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adeenmckenziekennedy 2012/09/22 20:17:09

It was.......................

+2
Leave my Catholic school.
I was bullied there

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drdos1943 to adeenmc... 2012/09/23 16:54:46

Bullied by your teachers or by students?

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adeenmc... to drdos1943 2012/09/24 01:58:08

Students.

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drdos1943 to adeenmc... 2012/09/24 02:43:28 (edited)

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Sometimes retreat is necessary. .... no reason to set yourself up for abuse. You made the correct decision.
Good Speed!

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adeenmc... to drdos1943 2012/09/24 04:14:30

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Thanks. The girls wouldn't let me in their group and the guys would tease me a lot.
And my mother was paying for it, too! My mother had to take me out because she can't pay for me to get bullied.
P.S. One of my former bullies transferred to my public high school and now she is in my English class. I told the teacher and that was about it. I am scared and the girl who sits in front of me thought I was talking about her. I wasn't. I want advice on this one.

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drdos1943 to adeenmc... 2012/09/24 04:51:31 (edited)

I am a former teacher; but I was not a school counselor.
Bullying is a major school problem; and if your teacher has not reported your case to the administration and you are still being bullied, go to your school counselor yourself...but be prepared to have proof that you were being bullied. If someone was bullying you, that person most likely was bullying someone else as well.

As far as the girl in front of you, talk to her and explain the situation. Communication, communication, communication.

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adeenmc... to drdos1943 2012/09/24 11:15:11

I see,

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♥SocialOutcastshavemorefun♥ 2012/09/22 19:22:13

It was.......................

+3
Deciding to no longer follow the Christian faith.

I'm not trying to be mean, but it's true in my case.

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drdos1943 to ♥Social... 2012/09/23 16:55:35

What was the cause? ... and what denomination?

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♥Social... to drdos1943 2012/09/23 17:02:22

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I didn't agree with the ideas of Christianity, so I became Agnostic and decided to sort everything out. After about a year, that's when I decided atheism was best for me.

As for the denomination... Protestant. Catholicism isn't really popular where I live.

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drdos1943 to ♥Social... 2012/09/23 23:01:45

+1
I am Judea-Christian and I respect your decision.

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♥Social... to drdos1943 2012/09/24 00:11:04

+2
:O Thank you so much! Usually I get people freaking out and calling me "the enemy" over this

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drdos1943 to ♥Social... 2012/09/24 02:54:43 (edited)

+1
That's their problem, not yours. Stick to your guns.
Good Speed!

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adeenmc... to ♥Social... 2012/09/24 04:17:48

I am a Christian and I highly respect your stands. Honestly there is a lot of things I don't understand about the Christian religion yet I still believe in the Christian religion.
P.S. Don't let any so called Christian ''convert'' you and tell you you are wrong about your religion.

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♥Social... to adeenmc... 2012/09/24 04:28:51

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It is amazing to see Christians being so nice to me. A lot are nice, but the ones that aren't seem to stand out. But that's true for any group of people.

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drdos1943 to ♥Social... 2012/09/24 04:57:19

The ones who "stand out" are usually bigots.

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adeenmc... to ♥Social... 2012/09/24 11:22:30

Thank you very much. Actually it is a Christian virtue to be nice and kind to others. Jesus teaches us to be nice to people and sadly not a lot of Christians have followed that virtue. Yes, a lot are nice and a lot aren't.

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peaches 2012/09/22 18:59:28

It was.......................

+1
Joining Marching Band my freshman year.
Sounds silly, right? But I wouldn't have become friends with all the amazing people that I have in my life now. I wouldn't have such fun friends. I wouldn't have met my beautiful girlfriend. I wouldn't have had half the memories and experiences that I do now. I wouldn't have known what it's like to be a part of such an accepting, fun, and dedicated group of people! Before I signed the contract to join, all the upperclassmen told us that signing it would be signing your soul away. And they were right! Band takes over your life, it's an incredible experience. (:

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BlondeAphrodite 2012/09/22 18:54:49

It was.......................

+3
stop snorting cocaine

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Cricket 2012/09/22 18:50:10

It was.......................

+3
D I V O R C E

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drdos1943 to Cricket 2012/09/23 16:56:04

+2
Me too.

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