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If you could write a note to your younger self, what would you say in only three words?

User Profile: Upbeat
Upbeat June 14th, 2015

I had two thoughts. 1) Words can hurt. 2) Try your best.

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User Profile: Ghost0fNightmares
Ghost0fNightmares May 16th, 2016

Open up and believe in urself! ♡

User Profile: helpfulBlueberry3830
helpfulBlueberry3830 May 16th, 2016

HELLO

User Profile: JakeBLaurant
JakeBLaurant May 16th, 2016

you're only you

User Profile: FoXone
FoXone May 16th, 2016

Think for yourself.

User Profile: FoXone
FoXone May 16th, 2016

@FoXone sorry double post

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User Profile: FoXone
FoXone May 16th, 2016

Think for yourself.

May 16th, 2016

1.don't trust people too easily

2.think about the future

User Profile: Tezler
Tezler May 16th, 2016

Stick in to the things you love, stick in at school and stick with people who generally care about you

User Profile: huggerofcats
huggerofcats May 16th, 2016

Appreciate yourself

User Profile: Hakkoosssssssndjd
Hakkoosssssssndjd May 16th, 2016

Try to talk even if your voice cracks, even if your hands shake. And you don't have to tolerate everyone. The ones that you try to save may destroy you, don't forget these while being a great fool just because you love and trust them. Well no regrets to love even for the backstabber kinda ones but about trust don't let it shake your hands. Its a humanly thing and both if you never or always have it you're going to regret about it. Well if you don't, people will insist you to regret so... Sometimes we have to manipulate people without lying to block them from our castle walls, so they're not going to see our disorders but carelessness about the things they overestimate. Stop thinking too much anyways you're going to feel what you're going to feel. Meanings are great but sometimes we think the wrong way. Don't be overly sad when you fail. The world needs you. Go kick some ass.

User Profile: Fro704
Fro704 May 16th, 2016

Believe in yourself