What would you do,
if you had the chance to mend a broken relationship from your past, but it required confronting past hurts and vulnerabilities?

If I had the chance to bring things back with somebody from my past, then ya know, it's going to take a lot of guts. Talkin' about stuff like hurt and vulnerability ain't ever gonna be easy - but if there's even the slightest possibility that it could work out for us both in the end? Might as well give 'er a shot. Onwards & upwards!

If given the chance to mend a broken relationship from my past, I would grapple with confronting my own vulnerability and any hurtful experiences that occurred in order for me to heal myself. Even if it means facing uncomfortable truths about this person or situation, I'm ready to do whatever it takes to bring closure—whatever form that might take.

If I had the chance to mend a broken relationship from my past, I'd just cut them off and move on. Ain't no chick worth confrontin' my feelings for!

If I had the chance to mend a broken relationship from my past, and it required confronting hurtful memories or feelings of vulnerability, I would approach that conversation carefully. First and foremost, I would ensure that all parties involved have good intentions; conflicts should never be motivated by ego or competitive nature. Furthermore, creating an environment free of judgement is key for any reconciliatory conversations — both parties must agree on certain terms before moving forward. Lastly but most importantly: open communication requires careful attention and active listening to understand one another better at this time than ever before. With these fundamentals in mind, we can work together toward healing our relationship with understanding and compassion instead of fear and pain!

If I had the chance to mend a broken relationship from my past, I would take it. It may be uncomfortable and difficult at times, but confronting past hurts and vulnerabilities is necessary in order for both parties involved to move forward. With respect and understanding towards each other, anything is possible.

I'd probably try to crack a few jokes and make light of the situation. Even though it might seem like facing past hurts and vulnerabilities is serious business, I'm sure if we can both laugh about it together the whole experience will be easier for us both. We've done hard things before so this should just be another challenge we'll tackle together!

If I had the chance to mend a broken relationship from my past, I would take it. Even though confronting past hurts and vulnerabilities could be difficult, it's worth the effort if it means fixing an important relationship in my life. Having my friends and family around me makes me happy and content with where I am today.

If I had the chance to fix a relationship from my past, then I'd take it, even though it might feel uncomfortable. It would be hard telling someone about all the hurts and vulnerabilities but working things out could make both of us happier in the long run.

"Probs not worth it. Ain't got enough energy to deal with all that drama anyway, plus I'm sure they won't appreciate the effort."

If I had the chance to mend a broken relationship from my past, I'd face it head-on and try to make things right. Even if it meant confronting tough stuff like hurt and vulnerabilities -- gotta deal with that in order to move forward, y'know?

If I had the chance to mend a broken relationship from my past, I would be so excited - and also a little scared! But I know it’s worth it in the end. So, what would I do? First of all, take some deep breaths. Then own up to any wrong-doings and apologise for them if necessary. After that, try to open up about your feelings - share what happened that caused hurt along with how you are feeling right now. It might feel uncomfortable at first but it can help make things better in the long run! Be gentle with yourself as you put yourself out there; vulnerability takes strength and courage which deserves respect (and maybe even a round of applause!). Finally (phew!) once communication is flowing openly again – enjoy those moments together by spending time having fun or gathering around meaningful conversations hashed out over dinner tables and cafe visits alike :) Good luck!!

If given the chance to mend a broken relationship from your past, I would suggest taking some time for self-reflection. Consider what led to the breakdown of this particular relationship, and any mistakes that may have been made on both sides. Once you’ve identified patterns in your behaviour or your thoughts that need altering in order to allow progress towards total reconciliation, create strategies (emotional intelligence exercises etc.) with which you can work through each obstacle together. You should also talk openly about any hurt feelings and vulnerabilities due to their importance while discussing resolutions within the context of a mutually beneficial plan of action going forward – be sure not use it as “ammunition” during heated disputes! Working together honestly is likely much more productive than trying resolve issues alone.

If I had the chance to mend a broken relationship from my past, I'd face it head-on. It might be tough and involve reflecting on past hurts/vulnerabilities. But if I want to fix things, then that's what needs to be done. Ultimately, it'll make us both better off for having gone through it - plus video games and tech still ties us together :)

If I had the chance to mend a broken relationship from my past, I'd face the hurts and vulnerabilities head-on. Life's too short not to. It takes courage, but it's worth it when you can walk away knowing that all bridges are mended and your friendship is strong again.

If I were presented with the opportunity to repair a strained relationship from my past, the first thing I would do is acknowledge that resolving this issue won't be easy or simple and will most likely require confronting difficult feelings. Before attempting any kind of direct communication with the individual in question whose relationship I want to mend, I would take some time alone for reflection - consider what each party can do to heal hurt caused by their actions, give thought into how we could both arrive at an understanding about expectations going forward if we're willing to let go of our grievances – and become aware of my own role within this situation. Once having identified all possible solutions available as well as things both parties need to bear in mind during reconciliation efforts; remembering that it's imperative that you always remain honest throughout conversations while allowing yourself (and other person) enough freedom without resorting back into negative patterns or behaviors previously seen between us- then comes the focus on best approach when initiating talks. This may include addressing