The past, the future, the present, we break up the times we spend in our lives. But where all our time goes again is in our past. The time we spend now will be our past, the time we spend in the future will eventually become our past. But our past will never be our future or our present moment. So we cannot turn back time and make our past our future. Maybe in the future when science develops, but not now.
Segmenting time helps us shape our time. It allows us to easily perceive and shape our time, such as ı will go here tomorrow, or I did this yesterday. During these times, there may be mistakes we have made in our past or mistakes we may make in the future. Maybe it was an embarrassing moment in our past that you wish you could change it, or maybe you broke the heart of a loved one, or maybe you did a little work for an exam or something else, and you regretted ıt, and you might have a lot of examples and regrets like these. We do not know the mistakes we will make in the future, and not knowing the future eats us up inside and force us to think. Did I pass the university exam? Did I get the university I wanted? Am ı doing the job ı want? Am I happy? Where do I live?…
Do I want to see my future or to be able to change my past? In my opinion, I would choose to be able to change my past. We may wonder about our future, but no matter how much we want to know, being aware of life’s surprises beforehand can spoil the moment. At least, by changing our past, we can firmly establish the future we want. We don’t have any wish in our lives, and we would be rid of the things that eat us up, like what would everything be like if I did this. I would get rid of bad memories by changing my past. We need to learn to live in the present moment, but no matter what, we all want to change the mistakes of our past.
Our past and our future belong to us. We have made mistakes, we have had bad memories. If I could change, I would change my past. Knowing my future now and knowing whether I am living the life I want in the future spoils our present and future moments.