What are the small life things you wish you had know earlier?
Posted Sep 13, 2022, 8:44 AM UTC
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For example example How to tie your shoes properly or How to get the last drop.
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How to use 24 hours like 30 hours
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And how do you do that?
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There are numerous aimilar youtube videos. You must check them out haha
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To hug your parents whenever you can, you never know when will be your last❤️❤️
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... that is ... I was not able to say goodbye ... hug your parents people, you just don't know went. One day they are there, and the next they just not anymore...
Why this answer ... oh god ... this is still not easy
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I lost my mom about seven years ago, I was 11 and I have an older sister and a younger sister who was only 1 at the time. Depression is invisible sometimes, and it can go unnoticed very easily. Death is very sudden, nobody ever really expects it. Still to this day after so many years I feel guilt that I didn’t hug my mom as much as I could, or maybe tell her I loved her as frequently as I wish I did. Now that she’s gone it’s just my dad and us three girls. I hug my dad everyday as much as I can, and his love and dedication to our family never goes unnoticed…
You’ll regret it one day if you don’t show the people who care about you the most that you also care about them just as much, and that they are just as important. People might overlook these things because they think their parents might be annoying or whatever, but you’ll miss it when they’re gone.
Also I am not sharing this for any sympathy, just a lesson I wish I knew sooner, don’t take them for granted. ❤️
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How to knot a tie properly
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Save as much money as you can. Get a job if you’re of age and have nothing to do. Good experience and you feel good because you earned some money.
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Love is the answer
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People say things but they don’t always mean them. In other words people lie a lot.
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Properly not giving a fuck can be an art form
Exactly
That's true. You don't remember the small fuck up or weird things that other people do. Why should you care about your?