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Oh, help please. I am having bathroom tile remorse :(
So, I decided now is a good time to paint the master bathroom.
Then, being me, I decided to tile around the tub and shower first.
I'm having major tile remorse. And to make matters worse, two of the tiles (glass mosaics 12"x12") I noticed are crooked.
I've already grouted. Can I un-crooked them?
This was a bad idea. 
The tile looked great in the store and next to the paint chip but I'm not in love with it on the walls. Hoping that maybe once I get the new paint color in I'll like it more.
Re: Oh, help please. I am having bathroom tile remorse :(
I'm at work; can't take a pic of it tonight.
I think the crooked part is noticeable -- it goes from a small grout gap (the way it should be) to about a finger width gap.
Why did I not fix this in the first place? I guess I thought it wouldn't be as noticeable once grouted.
DIY is not for me.
Trust me, no one but you will notice the little imperfections.
As for the wall color, get some samples to see what looks nice with the tile you have and then paint swatches to see how it looks with the lighting in your bathroom. I'm sure once you change the color and bring in some accessories you'll be happy with your decision.