If you could travel back in time, and change one event in your past, what would it be?

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I would have found out about my infertility much, much sooner As usual, the woman is suspected first, but my wife passed all the tests just fine. So they brought me in, and I had to give a sample. The results came back.Zero.

Not a single sperm. I was maybe 34 or 35 at the time. I lost my virginity at age 20, so let's say that there were at least fifteen years that I was using birth control that I didn't need to.

All those needless condoms, creams, pills, and funny wires that my partners had used. But what really kills me, is all the women who wouldn't consummate the act because we didn't happen to have any birth control with us (well, all one of them). And then, I wonder, would I have been more popular to women who knew I was naturally "gelded", so-to-speak?

I mean, the equipment works fine. My body is convinced it can reproduce. I LIKE making love a whole lot.

But there's no way I can reproduce, without medical intervention. You see, it's not that I don't have any sperm.It's just that the tube from the vas deferens to the -- oh, I'm not sure -- but the path to the place where the sperm are inserted into the place they can do what they were meant to do -- that is not there. I never grew one.

It's genetic.It's because I have Cystic Fibrosis. Not the worst kind of it, but the kind that makes you infertile. So, I suppose I could wish that I'd never gotten that Delta F508 gene from my mother.

Then maybe I would have been able to have children the natural way, and a lot of things wouldn't have happened, and my efforts to prevent pregnancy would have been -- well -- worth it. But no. I managed to have two children who are genetically mine.

I might have liked to have them when I was younger, but they are wonderful people, and I'm glad they are here. The docs did a marvelous job. And they were the ones who chose which sperm to inject into the egg.So our children were made by our docs, although I don't think they did a genetic analysis on the sperm before selecting them.

Still, what I really want is to have had more intimacy. I know sex does not equal intimacy for many women, but it does for me. And I do think that if I had known that I didn't have to worry about birth control, my girlfriends would have been a whole lot more relaxed, and more fun stuff would have happened.

Regrets My only one regret in life was marrying my second husband, but then if I hadn't I might not have been where I am today, but maybe life would have been better too. I'm not one for general regrets. Kim .

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It is said that time travel has never been invented (least ways not back in time) or someone from the future would vist.

Teardrop travel trailers are on the come back. I have one, any one else have one.

I cant really gove you an answer,but what I can give you is a way to a solution, that is you have to find the anglde that you relate to or peaks your interest. A good paper is one that people get drawn into because it reaches them ln some way.As for me WW11 to me, I think of the holocaust and the effect it had on the survivors, their families and those who stood by and did nothing until it was too late.