Nature Vs Nurture

Often times we find ourselves thinking about the past only to try to force the memories away and return to our current delusion. We can never erase the past, but if the past is who we are, then should we just welcome pain back into our lives? Embarrassment, guilt, and pride betray us as we choose to bury our darkest memories in our head and look to a positive future without ever having to readdress them and acknowledge that they had ever happened in the first place. Thinking back now my weakest moment caught me by complete surprise.

As you grow older, you also become wiser, and the way you used to look at things also changes, and even though you regret your former actions, you will have to live with how it turned out, instead of being stuck in the past and how it could had been.

In a lifetime, everyone will face challenges that will leave you with guilt in your heart.Guilt from treating a friend or a close person terribly, failing school, and not training hard enough for a sport that one has loved. To fix those past memories people will try finding a way to redeeming themselves, which can make up for their guilt. A Brazilian internet explorer Eduardo once said, “True redemption is seized when you accept the future consequences for your past mistakes .”As Eduardo explained, the only way seek true redemption is to going on in your life and fix your past mistakes.For example in wrestling some meets against other teams can come down to one match and the wrestler who loses that match just gave that team a close loss.

History is filled to the brim with individuals making choices that place them into a state of turmoil and distress. Though as every bad decision is made, more than often those who make the poor decision are given a second chance to right their wrong. As nice as it sounds to be able to fix the negative situation that they’ve placed themselves in, it’s surprising how often that second chance is taken for granted and simply gives those in the wrong the ability to go right back to the bad situation that they previously placed themselves in . In this instance, the second chance means nothing and is pointless when the person continues to do the things that caused him/ her to need one.

“Right actions for the future are the best apologies for wrong ones in the past” written by Tyron Edwards. Sometimes changing your behavior is the only way to make up for a past, because you learn what are right actions, and what are wrong actions.

The past is something that I struggle with the understanding of, if I could I would be the first person to go back and change what I have done, I would have stayed with Daisy. Even if she wanted to leave I wouldn't have let her. But now I am stuck in the future contemplating what i would have changed. I am getting no where by doing this but I can not think of any other way in getting back out

Someone's past can really affect a person in many ways. The past can make the person that they are right now, and they can change through experiences, decisions, and personal thoughts. People tend to learn from their personal experiences and they learn from them so they don't make the same mistake in the future.

There are many times when our past events can affect our present actions whether it be positive or negative. Sometimes we can change our attitudes, or our values due to something that occurred to us along time ago and it won't change our mind.

I’m sure we’ve all had those situations where you realize just how bad of mistake you’ve made, where you just wanna turn back time and forget that everything ever happened. We all have that event that haunts us every time we think about it. The night that happened really woke me up… To a wide-eyed nine year old me, nothing seemed matter. The idea that I could do anything held up true in my own mind, and at times I truly felt I was better than everyone else. Naivety and arrogance were the foundation of my world. My lack of shame stemmed from the lack of consequences my actions had. No matter what, I could always wake up the next day like nothing had ever happened.

Trust me, some mistakes I could have gone without and cringe when I think about it, but would I be here today if I had not done it the same way? I honestly don’t think so.

If you mess up, it could haunt you. At the same time your mistakes is what you learn from. Mistakes you make is what makes you human. Everyone messes up, but you have to learn how to move on. The sooner you learn that, the better.

Doing something again is possible because scientists do it all the time. Feeling the same about what you did when you were younger is a different story. Feelings change and your opinions also change. Making some decisions in life change people and make them not such a happy go lucky person.

The past cannot be changed, and this fact resonates with me deeply. In my life, I continue to attempt to fix every mistake that I have made before it is too late, and when I can't, it discourages me. I have made it a habit to regularly overthink things in order to catch any mistakes I might be making. This has led to me only trusting myself to do important things, because I believe that only I have the ability to create things that will measure up to my definition of perfection. However, there are many moments and things we cannot control, and this quotation has reminded me of that. This quotation has led me to realize that ultimately, what we have the most control over is the future. We will make mistakes, and will never stop doing so. Instead of panicking when we don’t know what to do or how to do something, we must compose ourselves and use our minds to their full advantages. This is what differentiates us from the fish in the

This relates to the way many of us think. When decisions are made for a particular choice, you cannot return to take the other. However, I think we should keep an optimistic view and not live in the past. Live with no regrets because life is too short to be unhappy.

abstain from committing the same mistakes again. Thus, the past can shape one into an