Meh. Do I regret some of my inactions? Hell, I do. Do I regret some of my awful moves/decisions 400% more? I fucking do. The amount of cringeworthy brain cramps I get for just thinking of them for a split second make me wish they were just another one of my regretful inactions, instead.

The other day I saw some dude throw his cigarette on the ground before getting on line in front me to get carded to enter a bar. For a long moment I considered picking it up and going "hey, you dropped this" and handing it back to him.

But I didn't, because there's no way that ends happily.

But man, fuck people who litter.

Fuck that, I look forward to the inaction. I only do shit to facilitate not doing shit later!

Can confirm that this is not true at allllllllll

Selection bias. You don't spend any time thinking about the occasions when inaction was the right choice, because they seem unremarkable from everyday events.

My greatest regrets are all actions that ended up hurting someone. Even the inactions I regret most are related to not preventing pain which I had the power to do something about.

I think this post is talking about a different kind of regret or comes from someone with very different life experience than me.

You miss every shot you don't take.

Arm yourself today! 2A is for everyone.

Eh, depends.

Like 30+ years of not thinking about it for a moment, and now suddenly you've got Satan by Orbital stuck in my head.

I should really do something about that... later tho...

Reminds me of that woman in Germany who jumped into the polar bear enclosure at the Berlin zoo to swim with the bears.

Relevant: https://youtu.be/gFjKPLc5qD0

Doing nothing feels good now tho

kind of bullshit for children?

As someone who is only alive today because of all the suicide attempts I didn't make, respectfully shove this up your ass.