Any Bregretters?

[Pip in a Poke]

Anyone on here just wish they hadn't voted leave and we wouldn't have this interminable, tedious noise about Brexit polluting just about every media channel 90% of the time?

Oh for the status quo

(maybe that's their gambit )

[kaiser78]

Anyone on here just wish they hadn't voted leave and we wouldn't have this interminable, tedious noise about Brexit polluting just about every media channel 90% of the time?

Oh for the status quo

If I had to vote again, I would still vote Leave, probably even more so than the first time round based on what has been happening since...

[shaunbhoy]

If I had to vote again, I would still vote Leave, probably even more so than the first time round based on what has been happening since...

This ^

[vetran]

If anyone has watched how the EU has reacted and doesn't want to get as far away as they can then they are either gutless or stupid.

Yes I want to do business with them, no I don't want to be ruled by them.

[d000hg]

It certainly is rather tiresome but there is some slight element of excitement about seeing history unfold around us.

It's less dull than all the campaigning pre-referendum at least.

[PurpleGorilla]

It is dividing friendships, relationships, and families.

I do regret the referendum taking place.

On the basis of division generated, I genuinely would prefer that the whole thing had never happened.

It boils down to the fact that my personal views of being a member/not a member of the EU are outweighed by the division and grievances it is causing upon those I care about.

[scooterscot]

I said that months before the referendum had taken place as a result of the Scottish referendum. Even after the Scottish referendum the divide is still there.

The harm David Cameron has done will be long lasting. It'll be years before both sides find a common ground. And it'll not be found by telling people they should suck it up, like May did today. That'll just push people apart if anything else.

[Pip in a Poke]

It is dividing friendships, relationships, and families.

I do regret the referendum taking place.

On the basis of division generated, I genuinely would prefer that the whole thing had never happened.

It boils down to the fact that my personal views of being a member/not a member of the EU are outweighed by the division and grievances it is causing upon those I care about.

Yes, I think I'd very much go along with that.

We seem to be polarised into remainers and leavers and it seems that even round the family dining table it's something we can't escape.

[kaiser78]

It is dividing friendships, relationships, and families.

I do regret the referendum taking place.

On the basis of division generated, I genuinely would prefer that the whole thing had never happened.

It boils down to the fact that my personal views of being a member/not a member of the EU are outweighed by the division and grievances it is causing upon those I care about.

Then don't share your views with those will be upset by them. Me and Mrs K78 voted differently but there is no way we would let that get between us - she hates me for many other things I do. Same with friends, respect each others views and know when to air them and when to keep schtum.

[PurpleGorilla]

Then don't share your views with those will be upset by them. Me and Mrs K78 voted differently but there is no way we would let that get between us - she hates me for many other things I do. Same with friends, respect each others views and know when to air them and when to keep schtum.

I am very much keeping schtum now with friends and family.