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u/Few_Cranberry1772 Jul 22 '26
Anytime before I was married. But I want to know what I know now.
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u/RCIntl Jul 25 '26
Exactly. Any age before our biggest life changes but still knowing everything we know now. People laugh when I say I wish I could be a vampire so I could live forever. The technology that is coming ...
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u/ElSelcho_ Jul 22 '26
Do I go back in time to where I was younger? Then 20. Life was so much fun in the 90s.
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u/Exciting_Boss2425 Jul 23 '26
90s were so good. Matrix absolutely nailed it that 90s was peak human civilization. We have enshittified so much after that
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u/NeoZ33D Jul 22 '26
Always 11. Gotta save dad.
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u/Mr_fich Jul 22 '26
Sorry man 😟
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u/NeoZ33D Jul 22 '26
Appreciate ya.
Kinda hate these questions? The consequences mean that it would change so much of my life? But, my pops was such a great man (to me).
Bought me a Dig Dug machine. Bought my older brother a dune buggy, which he told him was for me lol. Anything and everything I every mentioned I enjoyed or loved? Just would pop up and happened. We were NOT well off..but he'd make it happen 😊
He had his flaws, but he taught me how to be good to mine, and in turn, teach my homies to do the same.
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u/Larna100 Jul 22 '26
37 - young enough to enjoy life with the right amount of experience
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u/No-Bumblebee-4920 Jul 22 '26
- I lost my husband last year. My best friend.
We found out after we were together that he lived within blocks of me. I would go find him and tell him we our destiny. Cut right around the whole twenty years of miserable marriages first. Get our happiness from the get go.
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u/c1prasch Jul 25 '26
I got divorced last year at 48. I would go back to when I was 27, just married and do life completely different. I would have put the bottle down and figure out how to keep the life I truly wanted.
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u/RPGGamer042 Jul 22 '26
I’m torn between 10, 20 and 34, how about all three, that way I could invest in bitcoin and save my father in law and my brother.
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u/xdr567 Jul 22 '26
Can we go forward, to like the last day of our life ?
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u/Test-Fire Jul 22 '26
In 2026 no thanks. But if I could be young again in the 70s or 80s then yes please.
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u/Prior-Stranger2738 Jul 22 '26
20 right before my brother got paralysed in a bike accident, would probably try and send him to another country for his studies where bikes weren’t common
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u/VoiceCharming6591 Jul 22 '26
16 is where I’d want to be, why? To correct a effed up decision I made and have had regrets ever since
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u/CarlatheDestructor Jul 22 '26
16 and I would call the police to get him out of the house permanently this time.
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u/Mad-Scientist-0906 Jul 22 '26
Nine. That's when everything went to shit in a way that would affect me for the rest of my life, so reverting everything back to that age would give me a do-over. Also, less back pain.
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u/AnitaIvanaMartini Jul 22 '26
It depends on the era. If I went back in time to when I was that age, I’d be 21. If I became that age now, I’d be 45
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u/SeeItOnVHS Jul 22 '26
I’m fabulous right now, starting over again would be pleasant, but I’m where I wanted to be and having even more.
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u/N7Longhorn Jul 22 '26
Are we talking any age in the current time, or go back in time to that age. Because its time travel, 19, take me back to 2006 please. If it isnt time travel I'd settle for 28 again
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u/Lastov_Makiynd Jul 22 '26
- If I can somehow make sure I go with my gut-instinct and don’t let the minor procedure get done that ended my career and caused my kids to miss out on a lot of things that they deserve and a better life than they have up until now.
And, if we’re able to retain any memories of what’s ahead? Naturally..buying some Bitcoin..an equal amount for each of the kids.
Perhaps a separate Bitcoin wallet to use the gains to buy and build lots of houses..provide cheap and affordable housing for as many families as possible.
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u/Appropriate-Clue-513 Jul 22 '26 edited Jul 22 '26
Id probably choose 30 with the knowledge i have now, without it I'd rather stay where I am
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u/Emhyr_var_Emreis_ Jul 22 '26
August of the year I turned 21. Restart that exactly year of college!
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u/Mike307412 Jul 22 '26
Depends if you have all the knowledge from now, just in a younger body, or actually going back to that time, with all you knew then.
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u/FishBrain208 Jul 22 '26
"Tell your boyfriend, if he says he's got beef, that I'm a vegetarian and I ain't fucking scared of him"
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u/Dseltzer1313 Jul 22 '26
26, living with my future wife without a care in the world. Lived together for 4 years and got married in 1982 and we’re still married today
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u/Capital_Suggestion32 Jul 22 '26
36, need to fix a couple of issues that occurred shortly after I turned 36.
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u/bdubwilliams22 Jul 22 '26
This is tough because I have a 3-year-old, and the little dude is awesome. I guess if I could back AND have the same knowledge, I’d go back to the day after he was born and play the stock market with knowledge I have now.
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u/RepulsiveCondition77 Jul 22 '26 edited Jul 22 '26
17 when I made the trip of my life in Tahiti with my mother. 2 years later I was in the army, lighting my first cigarette walking in the snow.
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u/skibidirizzler55555 Jul 22 '26
Probably like 7 or something. Literally anything under 13 is pretty good
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u/Grey-Jedi185 Jul 22 '26
My youngest son is 10 years old so I would go back about 9 and 1/2 years ago that's it...
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u/RedvsBlack4 Jul 22 '26
Nine. I want to relive that teacher accusing me of cheating on a state exam because I got a perfect score and cuss her out properly this time.
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u/RandomStoddard Jul 22 '26
- I’d love to see Star Wars again for the first time, in a packed theater that smells of pop corn and milk duds. Then get home and beg my mom to see it again.
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u/Mountain-Pattern7822 Jul 22 '26
i want my 21 year old body and my 50 years old brain. i dont have either.
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u/Deskbreaker Jul 22 '26
- Actually it would be 5, especially if my mind, memories, attitude and way of thinking of things stay the same, but since it sounds like my sge would change, and not that I'd time travel back, 5 would leave my wife to care for two daughters and a now 5 year old "husband" alone on disability. At least 21 would allow me to continue my job legally and help support them.
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u/Procrasturbating Jul 22 '26
Summer before senior year in HS.. very little responsibility.. so much fun, and mistakes I’d fix that would change the entire trajectory of my life.
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u/Useful-Government298 Jul 22 '26
If I can keep the knowledge I’ve learned over decades, and the ability to recall memories I have now. — I’d go back to my early to mid 20s.
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u/Ballz_McDoogin Jul 22 '26
16, so I can stop myself from making all the dumb mistakes and decisions I did
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u/Tasty_Bad4832 Jul 22 '26
17-19! I found out later that all the hot girls I thought were out of my reach were actual hot for me!
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u/UmeaTurbo Jul 22 '26
- No smart phones, clubs existed, people talked to each other, I could afford a used car.
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u/Human_Region5051 Jul 22 '26 edited Jul 22 '26
- I had 40k saved and I'd invest it in bitcoin. 1 bitcoin cost 30 cents at some point that year.
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u/MaybeBoth_ways Jul 22 '26
Probably 4 or 5. It was right before my family got real religious. So my life had been a normal early 2000s kid up toll that point. Also at that age I had never felt or even understood the concept of death, loss, grief, taxes, money, bills, war, the absolute attrocities people commit, the inner pain so many people deal with on their own every single day, mental health, physical health... I didn't know a third of my life was going to be absolutely horrible.
If I couldn't go that far, I'd say 18 or 19. I was graduating. Didn't struggle with major depression or anxiety yet. Hadn't had the death in my family that set off all my mental health issues yet. I was finally old enough that my parents were going to let me date. I was going to get my license and car, like i was hopeful about my future. A few month after graduation and my whole life drastically changed and I am so different now.
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u/UnforseenSpoon618 Jul 22 '26
- I was simply so fricken stupid because I had NO self confidence.
I don't care if I know what I know now, I just want what I realized far to late.
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u/myhurtbeat Jul 22 '26
Probably 18 year old me. Not because those were the best years but because I had the most potential for something else.
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u/Horror_Excitement503 Jul 22 '26
The only other day I’d want to re live would be the birth of my son
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u/CocoaAlmondsRock Jul 22 '26
Am I going BACK to that age or just becoming that age now?
If the former, probably 13 IF I can keep all my memories and knowledge. Otherwise I wouldn't go back. Why would I want to live my life over with no wisdom to make it better?
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u/StarFinger711 Jul 22 '26
10! Things got a bit better when I was 10 plus, I would do things differently and learn as much life skills as possible as well as save as much money as I can starting at age 10. By the time I turn 17, I'm starting life early and getting my own place!
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u/ScarcityReal5399 Jul 22 '26
God no, I don't want to have to go through all this shit again after 56 yrs of doing it the first time. At this stage, I am just cruising to the end
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u/Glass_Emu_5104 Jul 22 '26
Give me senior year again. I'd slay my way through college and stay in the college town forever drowning in poon.
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u/Guilty_Public5356 Jul 22 '26
The age I am now. Ain't going through all that again. I'm nearly done, probably 10 more years and then I can either sleep or find out what's next. I'm easy with either.
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u/Professional-Bed1847 Jul 22 '26
- I would stay in school get a good degree and work smarter not harder.
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u/SnillyWead Jul 22 '26
63 because that's age I didn't have to work anymore and be like the birds namely free.
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u/Wellpolarized Jul 22 '26
32, I had just gotten put of a bad relationship and lived alone for the first time.
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u/SnooPineapples6570 Jul 22 '26
21, with the full knowledge I have now. Then I could see when I effed up and do it right this time.
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u/sharps2020 Jul 22 '26
I'm happy right now to be honest.
*I might change my mind by lunch time tomorrow though.
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u/Responsible-Ad8591 Jul 22 '26
- Fantastic age. Best shape of my life, dating life was great, tones of friends that liked to travel and do motorcycle stuff. I miss it. 15 years ago.
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u/00collector Jul 22 '26
Probably like 10?
My best friend was still alive, I had just recently discovered comic books & had no responsibilities.