If You Had A Chance For A “Do-over” In Life, What Would You Do Differently?

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   Maryam Rehmanposted 18 months ago

   If You Had A Chance For A “Do-over” In Life, What Would You Do Differently?
   
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   Omar Eldamsheetyposted 18 months ago

   The first thing I will learn as much as I can, especially about languages and computer. the second thing I will search on the internet for a wife from another country and marry her and emigrate to her country.

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      Maryam Rehmanposted 18 months agoin reply to this

      Well that sounds adventurous! But what's with marrying a woman outside your country??

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      Omar Eldamsheetyposted 18 months agoin reply to this

      I really wish to marry a woman from another country ... Pakistani women are wonderful.

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      Maryam Rehmanposted 18 months agoin reply to this

      Well! Every woman is beautiful. You just need to have the eyes to see

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      Omar Eldamsheetyposted 18 months agoin reply to this

      Beauty is not the reason ... I'm talking about the mind, the heart and the soul.

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      Maryam Rehmanposted 18 months agoin reply to this

      Yeah most women Posses a good heart in many mysterious ways.

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      Omar Eldamsheetyposted 18 months agoin reply to this

      So, do you mean all the women are the same?

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      Maryam Rehmanposted 18 months agoin reply to this

      No m not saying that... not all women are same... but each one is beautiful in her own way!

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      Omar Eldamsheetyposted 18 months agoin reply to this

      I don't agree with this general answer ... Tell me more about yourself as an example ... How are you beautiful in your own way?

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   Kathleen Cochranposted 18 months ago

   After a 20-year military career, while grieving for my father-in-law, I agreed to change our long-agreed-upon plan to move to a new place and have my husband start a new career building on his military experience.  Instead I agreed for my husband to go to work for his mother and run the business she'd inherited from her late husband, and in fact, knew nothing about.  What a mistake.  Eleven years later we closed the business.  She had prospered.  We were almost bankrupted.  Never make a life-changing choice when you are grieving.

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