The first one is more likely to happen every now and then with the perpetual regret and self blame with each instance, it's a sickening feeling but an immediate lesson to cultivate our responses with the possibility to have a second chance rectifying the error.
But the second is a silent dagger with constant bleeding when it's too late to say what you should have said, when the person is gone and there are no second chances.
Both are painful but it's a matter of which dwell in us longer.
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Quite a predicament.
The first one is more likely to happen every now and then with the perpetual regret and self blame with each instance, it's a sickening feeling but an immediate lesson to cultivate our responses with the possibility to have a second chance rectifying the error.
But the second is a silent dagger with constant bleeding when it's too late to say what you should have said, when the person is gone and there are no second chances.
Both are painful but it's a matter of which dwell in us longer.
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