Meaningful regret is when one develops a certain self-awareness, which can be helpful in pinpointing the emotion, and see if it is pointing towards oneself (self-regret) or is a regret towards others.
If the regret is focused on others, it can be a breakthrough which can help the person come out of the negative emotion eventually.
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