Which is Worse, Regretting the words you said or the words you didn't say?

[hitchhike]

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i've read somewhere, kalimot lang ko sa asa to na book.. gipangutana daw ang mga tiguwang about the things they have regretted doing...
it was found out that for most of them, it was not what they have done that they regretted on. rather it was on what they have NOT done.

so ako pa nimo, make a fool of yourself while you still can. inig tiguwang nimo, mas gamay ra imo regret kung unsa man to mga sayop imo nabuhat. kaysa mag wonder ka poribir kung unsa unta nahitabo kung gibuhat pa to nimo imo gusto.

[blackbutterfly74]

words i didn't say

[shaine_d]

syempre the word you didnt say...

[arahdior]

siguro both.. but i think the words i didn't say..

[joan_of_arc324]

words spoken kay dili na mabawi...at least, ang wala nmu masulti, pwede pa isulti...

[blueyes1403]

regretting the words i dint say ...

[CASHFLOW]

depende, naay usahay magmahay kay nasulti nato, usahay mahay pd kay wala gisulti...

[aGiRL]

i think it's regretting the words you were unable to say.. coz u wouldn't know what could have happened if nasulti lang nimo right like.. maybe there would have been an US for the two of you if you only said the words .. it's better to say it and get hurt than not saying anything and regret and get hurt at the same time..

[vladmire]

i think it's regretting the words you were unable to say.. coz u wouldn't know what could have happened if nasulti lang nimo right like.. maybe there would have been an US for the two of you if you only said the words .. it's better to say it and get hurt than not saying anything and regret and get hurt at the same time..

enough said.

[elaimakulai]

for me? words that i didn't say...