What age would you like to re-visit from childhood ?

donyellemoniquex3
donyellemoniquex3 Posts: 2,384 Member
9 / 10 years old. So I can tell my best friend how much she meant to me. She died a few years later of cancer. Also to cuddle with my cat Gypsy because I never got to say goodbye before she passed from old age on my 14th birthday.

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  • ldrosophila
    ldrosophila Posts: 7,512 Member
    9 / 10 years old. So I can tell my best friend how much she meant to me. She died a few years later of cancer. Also to cuddle with my cat Gypsy because I never got to say goodbye before she passed from old age on my 14th birthday.

    awe...i'd go back to my freshmen year of high school and do then what I know now
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  • MizTerry
    MizTerry Posts: 3,763 Member
    Age 8. It's when I started becoming screwed up.
  • I would re-visit my High school days, knowing what I know now of course, and would have not been so damn shy for risks!!
  • I'd go back to my freshmen year and do things I didn't know until my senior year.
    & I'd also not get with my ex lol :laugh:
  • MaryJane_8810002
    MaryJane_8810002 Posts: 2,082 Member
    I hated my childhood
  • Chief_Rocka
    Chief_Rocka Posts: 4,710 Member
    1982. If coach would've put me in fourth quarter, we'd have been state champions, no doubt.
  • shellma00
    shellma00 Posts: 1,684 Member
    I would redo High School.. I am a totally different person now than I was then.
  • MzManiak
    MzManiak Posts: 1,361 Member
    16. :heart:
  • bookworm_847
    bookworm_847 Posts: 1,903 Member
    1982. If coach would've put me in fourth quarter, we'd have been state champions, no doubt.

    Can you throw a football over them mountains, too? :happy:


    I'd go back to 5th grade. I had a great teacher who did more for my sense of self-worth than probably anyone has in my life. She was amazing.
  • Texusmc
    Texusmc Posts: 129 Member
    16- with the confidence I have now. Would def ask one of my younger sister's friends (who was a in my grade) out.
  • Leather_N_Lace
    Leather_N_Lace Posts: 518 Member
    16 -- One of my happier years as a child/teenager..
  • UndercoverAngel74
    UndercoverAngel74 Posts: 185 Member
    My senior prom needs a serious do-over.
  • BikerGirlElaine
    BikerGirlElaine Posts: 1,631 Member
    Yeah... I think I'll pass.
  • rikwaynik
    rikwaynik Posts: 724 Member
    Although high school itself was great, I'd like the revisit the first 12 years of my life when I lived with my grandparents.
  • TwinkieDong
    TwinkieDong Posts: 1,564 Member
    I think there are several good ones above me. Mine would be when I was around 14. I would just do things differently in life at a earlier age. Like attend college, join the military, etc. If I could hold the knowledge from today wow make $ in the stock market, .....yeah..
  • rosemaryhon
    rosemaryhon Posts: 507 Member
    I vividly remember the end of 4th grade, on the playground us girls chasing the boys ~ attraction just budding and so exciting. And I thought to myself "this is the happiest time of my life, I want to remember always that *this* is a great age".

    And that still rings true ~ I'd say for me 9 years old was a wonderful age ~ carefree and sweet.
  • cwolfman13
    cwolfman13 Posts: 41,865 Member
    3rd grade...I remember 3rd grade being a lot of fun...and this really cute girl Nancy.
  • LMT2012
    LMT2012 Posts: 697 Member
    Thank you for the thought-provoking question, when so many are...not. I have to stand with the people who say they would not like to go back at all. Sounds even worse the second time!
  • Bucky83
    Bucky83 Posts: 1,194 Member
    I'd like to go back to 16 and tell my crush how I felt. I'll never know (and I also wished I took him to my formal, but instead I was forced by my mother to take a friend) if something could've happened. I'd be a hell of a lot less scared in talking to guys now if I had known then if there was a chance.
  • Junior high. I cared so much about what others thought about me and tried so hard to fit in instead of just being myself.