As we grow up and experience new things, our beliefs often change, just as our ideas about how we want to look and act also evolve over time. Do you ever regret what you used to like? In "The Growing Pains of Jonathan Krohn," Susan Chumsky writes about a young man who at 13 was in the public eye for political beliefs that he no longer holds today: What have you changed your mind about? How has your taste in things like music, movies, books, sports teams and clothing evolved over time? Are people supportive of your changing tastes and attitudes, or do they tease or otherwise remind you of one "phase" or other that is part of your past? Do you know anyone who hasn't changed at all over the course of many years? Do you identify with any of Mr. Krohn's experiences described in the article?