If you could, would you change your childhood?

why or why not?

I wouldn't. mine was awesome, even though I was probably best described as a vagabon. but I wish i could relive it, best times of my life.

high school was fun, only in my senior year though, the first 3 years sucked being a loner from another state, hard to make friends in LA, but that all changed in my last year

no way, well maybe my 1st dog dying ,but I guess that taught me of death. So defintly no!

nah, there were good times and bad times, but they made me who I am today.

I had a wonderful childhood and wouldn't change a thing. Busia died too early, though. We all wished she'd been immortal. Still, being a kid during the eighties was fabulous. Being born in early 1977 meant I was old enough to remember and experience the eighties but had no memory of the seventies.

I don't think I would.

i think i was a bit of an ass as a kid, so I probably would like to have hidden that a bit better. and i probably should have tried a bit harder to study since I didn't really start to care bout school until college.


yah, and uhh, I would have spent more time listening to reggae.

yes. i dont remember most of my childhood...

are you kidding me? i wouldnt change a thing, well maybe i'd try and spend less time playing video games and try to get laid more but other then that my childhood was great

I'd abort me.

I would have introduced my parents to the dark side so they wouldn't have been such overprotective Jesus freaks.

I would have done a lot more ridiculous shit in high school, assuming that counts as childhood...

That is THE place to fuck with people's heads.

I completely agree about not changing because it made us who we are today. But to add to that; we know that we are alive now, but any change could have lead to any number of bad events including being dead.

I would change it into Voltron.

Jonny Neumonic here I is.

Fuck no. Looking back we were poor as hell. I mean dirt poor. But I never knew it.

I agree with Polly and Morgan, yet I also agree a little with SamSlade.

I had a lot of good and bad to my childhood, but it made me who I am. Regardless of anyone else's opinion, I'm happy with who I am today. Well, mostly anyway.

[Edited on Apr 02, 2004 by Nocturnus]

I would go back and beat the shit out of myself for playing too much videogames and not hanging out with girls instead.

While I realize and appreciate that misery builds character, I think I'd be interested to try the whole thing over with a different set of parents.

Fuck no. My parents did the best possible job raising me. Any mistakes I made were my own doing.

mabey less ritalin, and less divorce issues w/ the parents. . .