Did a situation from a younger self ever make you think how you would have handled it now?

[TheHonorableOmarSharif]

Posting a snippet from Discord....it made me wonder if any of y'all have ever reconsidered how you would have handled something a younger you did, differently as the "YOU" now:

Subsequent posts led to other folks sharing shyt, so I figured I'd share with the Coli.

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[Neo. The Only. The One.]

 

[Born2BKing]

I thought about this yesterday actually. When I was 22, me and my boys got in a fight in the club with some Chuck Town nikkas. It was crazy as fukk and a all out brawl. So when we leave, my homeboy TD like ay take me to my crib to get the choppas. My adrenaline was so high, I was like bet that nikka. So we went and got the straps and came back to the club. We all got out wit tools and TD ending up shooting a nikka car up but they escaped. I look back and know how easily I could have been in prison right now facing life if that nikka had better aim.

Oh yeah and rip TD.

 

[re'up]

That's kind of the definition of growing older, in the right ways. Not having a fixed/rigid mindset.

but evolving and learning is what allows for you to be NOT be the same person you were 10-15 years ago.

to me, it's not always about being right or wrong, but how you could be better. how you can handle things better.