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What is something you would say to your younger self?

User Profile: CheeryMango
CheeryMango February 25th, 2022

What is something you would say to your younger self if you had the chance?





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User Profile: fastidiousFountain270
fastidiousFountain270 February 27th, 2022

You’re not ready for a relationship. TELL HER THAT YOU’RE NOT READY FOR A RELATIONSHIP.


Stop taking it personally. It’s a joke. He doesn’t like you like that.


He doesn’t fucking BELONG to you.

You barely know him.


You have to stop latching on to every person who treats you a certain way. “Not being used to it” isn’t an excuse. STOP.

User Profile: comfortableIris2754
comfortableIris2754 February 27th, 2022

Take it easy. Enjoy the present moment.Nothing ever stays the same.This too shall pass.

User Profile: carpenter83
carpenter83 February 27th, 2022

Go to counseling after your mom's passing, your just a kid and you need help to cope with this situation.

User Profile: SoulPitstop
SoulPitstop February 27th, 2022

When you mention " younger self "which shows that you are admittng or fallen into the rumour called OLD. Ppl should learn that only this physique has the quality of losing its stability as time goes. But your mind is always young and it will keep running at the same speed as when you were born. Without understanding the basic quality, One should not consider himself/herself as that thr person is older enough to take chances to rectify their past.

There are no older or younger in the living beings arcade. There is just an amateur or well practised brawl/arcade in here. Younger self means you are ultimately gonna think about like you are aging and aged to the certain point consider yourself as a matured person. In reality, no one is young, no one is old in this society.


So, it's Mirage everywhere. Understand the basics.

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User Profile: MoonLightShadow423
MoonLightShadow423 February 28th, 2022

Never give up hope and don't let the little things bother you. It's not your job to keep the family together when all is lost during certain times.

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User Profile: naturalhelper775
naturalhelper775 February 28th, 2022

@MoonLightShadow423

But sometimes it just feels like you need to carry the weight, you need to support the whole family.

User Profile: indigoGlobe7130
indigoGlobe7130 March 1st, 2022

@MoonLightShadow423 I think I might have struggles similar to yours, I have lots of problems with my family. I think that sometimes letting ourselves let go of blaming ourselves and guilt and maybe letting go of what others have told us that is hurtful can be better for ourselves - instead of engaging with the fire of our families get out a hose or walk away.

Sorry if I came on too strong.

User Profile: MoonLightShadow423
MoonLightShadow423 March 1st, 2022

Thanks for your thoughts and opinions. I hear you all. Yes, it's important to support family. Gets a bit out of control when people are paranoid and no one listens. Family wants to be delusional, let them be. Throw a few hints to keep things somewhat normal.

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User Profile: Jewelmoon17
Jewelmoon17 February 28th, 2022

@SoulPitstop

Be strong. Life's journey will not always be easy. But remember there's always a rainbow after the rain.


User Profile: naturalhelper775
naturalhelper775 February 28th, 2022

@SoulPitstop

I would tell him to keep looking, that she was just not the one for you, that you can do so much better.

User Profile: indigoGlobe7130
indigoGlobe7130 March 1st, 2022

@SoulPitstop

User Profile: indigoGlobe7130
indigoGlobe7130 March 1st, 2022

@SoulPitstop I would tell my younger self to not blame myself, but to be kind and be grateful. I would also tell my younger self to not be so self- reliant and to reach out to help from trusted adults.

User Profile: indigoGlobe7130
indigoGlobe7130 March 1st, 2022

@SoulPitstop I think that they just mean your past self, someone who hasn't gone through everything you have yet because they have not lived as long.

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User Profile: navyPlane639
navyPlane639 February 27th, 2022

It gets better....!!!!

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User Profile: indigoGlobe7130
indigoGlobe7130 March 1st, 2022

@navyPlane639

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User Profile: SnowFox00
SnowFox00 February 27th, 2022

I would tell myself to be true to myself. I feel like a lot of the problems I faced when I was little was because I wasn't honest with myself, and I also didn't trust myself at all. Growing up in an environment like that can really hurt your self-image. It didn't help my parents making me feel the same way. Thankfully, I've grown heavily as a person, and I'm more accepting of myself as a whole. Trust me when I say the more you believe in yourself and have that confidence, even if you fake it, it get's easier to be who you really are.

~ t.

User Profile: courageousApple48
courageousApple48 February 27th, 2022

It wont get better some days will feel better some days will feel worst but you will get Through it

User Profile: JustCasual34
JustCasual34 February 27th, 2022

Life is going to be tough little man, you might not like it but you're going to make it through. Not everybody will always want to be your friend and not everybody is going to like you; just make sure that you like yourself at least.

User Profile: Sassiesober
Sassiesober February 27th, 2022

Keep going. You’re going to help people which in return will help you. And babygirl you don’t need a man - be the independent women I know you are.

User Profile: galaxybeyond
galaxybeyond February 27th, 2022

"Don't hold back on what you want to do in life...go for it"

I probably should tell my mid-30 self this too.