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CMV: having no regrets is not something we should encourage

People will often boast of having no regrets in life. Now, I don’t really take people literally when they say this, but I don’t like the ideal that it promotes. In my view, any reasonably introspective person should be able to come to terms with their mistakes and acknowledge that they regret them. Nobody lives a flawless life - and having regrets means that you’ve learned along the way and are mature enough to know where you’ve gone wrong. I think we should encourage people to have regrets as ways of furthering their development and emotional maturity. Change my view.
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Regretting something is not the same as saying "yeah that was stupid of me, whatever, cant change it now". Regretting something, in the context of this manner of speech means constantly thinking and beating yourself up about the thing you wish you would have done differently. Its the opposite of coming to terms with it.