[reecejackox]

I would say



Choosing to have fun rather than working hard at times.

[smudgie]

No regrets at all.

[Dogeatdog]

Hmmm...probably not having much confidence as would’ve liked (as soppy as that sounds). Was sometimes quite shy in school and I would’ve liked to have broken that barrier down sooner looking back now.

[Jigs]

^ This

[Black Dagger]

Just not studying. I let my mental health get the better of me in my most important years and let myself down. I wish I picked different subjects as well for my GCSE year. I took too much on.

[Strictly Jake]

Not sticking up for myself against some homophobic chavs(even though I'm not gay!)

Choosing to be a drama geek at school when I should have concentrated on leisure and tourism which is a career I wish I had now!

[parmnion]

Being Mr sporty...

I ****ing hate my young self...even though I've been pinned down and given dead legs until I pee myself..I needed revenge..so I got my revenge.


No more Mr wimpy, Mr ****.

[Denver]

Allowing the fact that I spent a different years in different high schools get in front of my learning and giving up because I would be at a different school next year,

I was told of the class in everything up to year 8 then I just slowly faulted and just scraped through my GCSEs

[parmnion]

Originally Posted by WickedSkengMan

Allowing the fact that I spent a different years in different high schools get in front of my learning and giving up because I would be at a different school next year,

I was told of the class in everything up to year 8 then I just slowly faulted and just scraped through my GCSEs

Was one of your parents in the military?

[LaLaLand]

Not telling certain teachers to just **** off is a main one and to stand up for myself against them. I was a good student but a few teachers, one in particular, just had it out for me.

Another would be not having more confidence with girls.

Otherwise, nothing. School was ace.

[Marsh.]

Allowing my anxiety to get the better of me too much.

But having said that, life is all about living and learning so I needed to go through that I guess.

[Jessica.]

Not seeking help with being unable to concentrate and not realising I had anxiety the whole time which made me feel very isolated.

[Ant.]

to everyone who are talking about their struggles with mental health. That definitely resonates with my college experience

My high school experience was amazing, though

I don't know how I would've changed primary school. I guess it'd be not dating a really unhinged girl because I thought I knew was love was at age 9

[Mystic Mock]

Never really being at ease.

It made me miserable at Primary School, I was able to hide it better at Secondary School, but I just never liked the School environment as I prefer smaller group settings more than large.

But yeah being more easy going would be the thing I'd want to be if I were to redo School all over again.