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[a head-wobble] I think they can be carried differently. That they beg different levels of self-accusation. It makes regrets more useful than guilt.

Do you suffer all your guilt?

I think I agree with that. I carry some guilt for things I could not have changed, but regrets are for things I could have done differently.

I'm not sure. How are you defining suffer in that question?

How much does it infect who you are, I suppose. How much does it define who you allow yourself to be. How many hours of sleep do you give to being snarled in what could have been. That sort of suffering.

Ah. Impossible to measure, then, I have no idea.

Is that enough of a purpose for you? That it's become a piece of yourself?

No. No, it is not enough of a purpose for me. But I think it is also inaccurate to say it has become a piece of myself - in a lot of ways it predates my self.