‘Regrets ignore chronology. They float around. The sequence of these lists changes all the time.’ ‘Right, yes, that makes sense, I suppose.’
She quickly realised they ranged from the minor and quotidian (‘I regret not doing any exercise today’)
to the substantial (‘I regret not telling my father I loved him before he died’).
There were continual, background regrets, which repeated on multiple pages.
‘I regret not staying in The Labyrinths, because I let down my brother.’
‘I regret not staying in The Labyrinths, because I let down myself.’
‘I regret not doing more for the environment.’ ‘I regret the time I spent on social media.’
‘I regret not going to Australia with Izzy.’ ‘I regret not having more fun when I was younger.’
‘I regret all those arguments with Dad.’ ‘I regret not working with animals.’
‘I regret not doing Geology at University instead of Philosophy.’
‘I regret not learning how to be a happier person.’
‘I regret feeling so much guilt.’ ‘I regret not sticking at Spanish.’
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