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If you could climb back into the womb and be reborn, would you do it?
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Yeah that game huh.
Played through it on Wii. Have the Director's Cut on PS3 to still go through.
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I need more details? Same time period? Same mom? Do I retain knowledge of the world as I have now?
Edit: I don't think I want to relive the trauma I had as a child again.
Edit: I don't think I want to relive the trauma I had as a child again.
Just being reborn. No biggie.
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Same year? Sure. Now? Nah, as things are now I'll probably be dead by the time global warming starts killing everything. I don't want to be around for that shit.
Is it like a new game + scenario, or is my save data wiped and im starting from scratch?
because I would do new game+, yes
because I would do new game+, yes
What if you already did it a few times but your baby brain gets rebooted? You don't get to retain knowledge if you also reverse time of your body's cells.
I don't know when im being reborn gonna have a better life or not. So I'll stick with mine right now.
Not even close to the weekend but y'all already shitting out these threads. Damn.
in all seriousness, fuck no. Things could always be better, and it's not like I'm rich or anything, but I'm still more fortunate than the majority of humans. Life could be so much worse, theres no point in thinking about being reborn for me, I'm grateful for what I got. I also finished school and uni and fuck doing that again, as much as I loved it.
in all seriousness, fuck no. Things could always be better, and it's not like I'm rich or anything, but I'm still more fortunate than the majority of humans. Life could be so much worse, theres no point in thinking about being reborn for me, I'm grateful for what I got. I also finished school and uni and fuck doing that again, as much as I loved it.
I was thinking about that exact thing yesterday after my son was born. What a beautiful, traumatic and violent, and when it's done peaceful thing it is. It's all of life all happening at once.
Yes I'd do it again.
Yes I'd do it again.
I've had dreams like this. It would be like time travel. Having a do over with knowledge of the future would be infinitely better than the first time around. Just play dumb when you are a baby and a child, then get filthy rich with future knowledge.
Start over in 1971 (yes, I'm old) with my memories intact? Sure. I'd love to do my life over again, only tweak I'd do is not study quite so hard in school and not work quite so hard at work over the years. So much time unnecessarily wasted, if I had dialed it back some I'd be where I am today. Also, wouldn't buy nearly as much crap, going through selling / donating lots now that I'm an empty nester and it is painful (and feels like I'm wasting precious time).
Nah, I like who I am. Now, going back in time with my current knowledge? Sure, but who wouldn't?
Seriously lol
I would do anything again to do it all again. I would love to do it better and not categorically fuck my entire life up but honestly even if it were all the same I'd still rather have the good memories again because I frankly don't feel like I'll get to experience such happiness again. Oh well. Not how it works.
Nah, I'm pretty happy with where I'm at, and what I've done. I'm more looking forward to the future than re-experiencing the past.
Well I'm just gonna ignore the whole "crawling back into the womb" thing and treat it as a redo but with all of my current memories. In that regard, yeah, I would, absolutely. So many things I'd wanna change, do better, and learn from an earlier age. But it's not quite healthy to think of that, I suppose. Just gotta focus on what I can do now
I want to say yes but I realize i can just change instead. But its kind of hard since I'm so cautious to things unrelated to money or education.
I was lucky with a good childhood and a certain part of me would like to go back and not have all the responsibilities that I do now. But on the other hand I do like where my life is now and if I did go back inevitably there would be some different decisions made at different key points and I wouldn't end up at the same spot.
