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One Regret

By Jeremy Tillman Sep 28, 2018
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I don't really look back on life with a ton of regret. I really don't regret my experience growing up -- I learned so many lessons in that environment. But there is one area of regret that I have. It's tough for me, but I've learned from it as well.

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