Non, Je Ne Regrette Rien.
Mr. Moe has said that she doesn't want to enter her 50's (that's about 25 years off, BTW) and look back on her life with a feeling of regret.
Relax, you probably won't!
You see, I have made the most apalling mistakes in my life. Some real mega cock-ups. Yet this is very little that I have done or not done that I rue. The reason being that sometimes you have to actually do a thing to realise that you shouldn't do it!
And, one learns by one's mistakes.
For example, I'm absolutely devoted to Her Ladyship, but it took the experience of an unhappy marriage prior to that to make sure that I appreciate what I have now.
I run a succesful little business that requires a high degree of physical fitness, but if I had not flunked a grammar school education I could well have been yet another stressed executive. (I could still do with dropping a few pounds though)
My personal mission as an ex-JW is to show ex's and would-be leavers that it is perfectly feasible to enjoy life without religion. If I had not chosen to be a JW once myself, then I could not do this.
Of course, I have been very fortunate compared to some. I'm sure that victims of crime and abuse will always have a profound sorrow over their experiences, but then we are talking about events over which they had no control.
What do you think, should we regret our bad choices or rejoice in the experience of them?
Englishman.