Buddha says that those who do not *contemplate on things they are ashamed of shows no progress into becoming a better person.
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one more thing...
It's just as important to forgive yourself!
No sense in accomplishing nothing by feeling THAT bad.
If you feel mopey, just pick yourself back up and seek to correct or prepare for future dilemmas.
JakBaronKing
Your feelings of shame is a good thing.
Buddha says that those who do not compliment on things they are ashamed of shows no progress into becoming a better person.
Rather, take every bad experience you have had and to come as life lessons.
Analyze your situation and try to see the validity in your actions and past decisions.
If you seen none, seek to rectify, apologize, and prepare.
Only then can you move forward.