If you knew you couldn’t fail, what would you do?

[MoonFlare]

For me it's not about the fear of failure holding back! Because i have already failed, not just once , but a numerous times.
Fear of failure isn't holding me back!
Because what I believe is , if we fail only we can learn, we learn from our mistakes, we improvise, we make better decisions, we grow through failures.
Because if we succeed without failing, we would never know what actions might end up in failure.
But to the question - "What would you do, if you knew you couldn’t fail?"
I will love her again to the fullest & deepest, whom I lost because of my failure. Letting her go, thinking that am unworthy was the biggest mistake I have ever done.

Your words really moved me. It takes a lot of strength to be open about our mistakes and the lessons we’ve learned from them. I admire how you’ve come to see failure not as something to fear, but as a chance to grow and evolve. Loving someone deeply, and losing them, must bring a lot of reflection—and I can feel the sincerity in what you’ve said. I hope you’re able to find peace with what happened, and if you ever do get that chance to love her again, I truly believe it will be with even more depth and understanding than before. I think what matters most is the growth that comes from those experiences and how we carry that forward.