If you had the opportunity to travel through time...

[ZariusTwo]

Go back to my youth and get beaten up by girls all over again? No thanks, although least this time I'd have advance knowledge one of those that did that had feelings for me and might reciprocate.

[Jester]

Originally Posted by Cure

Nah, I'm cool with the way things have turned out.

I wouldn't do it if I could fix mistakes, either.

The best (read:ONLY GOOD!) part of that movie....well that and maybe Row Row Row Your Boat.

[plastroncafe]

Oh easy. I would go back to 1992. Portsmouth New Hampshire. Turtle con. Not only would I get everyone involved in the turtles to sign my lithograph, but I'd buy the bronze bust of Leonardo from AC Farley himself. I have regretted not doing those two things since then.

most of the rest of my childhood and youth best lived only once, but I have always regretted the Turtle con thing..

[BubblyShell22]

If I could do this, I would just to go back to the days where my sister actually acted like a decent human being rather than the evil b*tch she is now. I have to admit, my childhood was awesome, but I think the thing that I miss the most is the closeness I had with my sister. We were like best friends, and it sucks that it's no longer like that between us.

[Jephael]

I would love to go back to my youth and do things right. I'd make friends with all the girls I liked in high school long before they got boyfriends and I would definitely be more involved in extracurricular activities!

[Bry]

Two options: if I could go back and talk to myself at 12? Sure.

I wouldn't try to change much. But I'd like the chance to tell my younger self that things will be all right, that I can and should own who I am and try a little harder to hang in there when everyone seemed to want to make me their personal social-war target.

It's never easy, but eventually your individual personality becomes an asset, and I spent way too much time trying to be something different in order to fit in and avoid harassment and judgment. The minute I became comfortable with who I was was the first time I felt really free.

If I had to go back and stay there to reshape my own history? No way. I've gotten to a happier place now than I ever expected to -- not perfect, but far beyond anything I expected back then -- and my mistakes and the lessons I learned because of them are what led me here.

I've got a lot of nostalgia for what I loved in those days, but I'd never want to actually go back to them. Things weren't exactly easy - I dealt with bullying a lot as a kid - but it made me who I am and gave me the priorities and perspectives that mean a lot to me now. I'd never trade that.

[TheCanadiandrome]

Originally Posted by CyberCubed

I'd probably do it to see my grandparents again, but only if I can also come back to the present day at will.

See dude, that just about made me cry when I read it!

That would be my idea in a heart beat! Not a single day goes by where I don't think about either one of my Grandfathers or my Grandmother who passed away in 2013, and how lovely it would be not only to get to see them again but to hold them, hug them, be with them!

Also, my dear cousin who passed from cancer at 17 in 2008, my Uncle who died in 2007! To see them again, I never got to say goodbye to either one of them before they died!