If you could give your younger self one piece of advice

[TacticlTwinkie]

I would tell myself to take some time off after highschool and before college. In retrospect, I was very burt out of school and needed some time to figure myself out before I began to work toward my career. I ended up failing out of university after my 3rd semester and working a few jobs and taking trade school classes before I figured out who I was and what I wanted to be. I don't regret where I am now, but I would have saved alot of money and been farther along the path I find myself on now if I would have just taken the time to find myself. It took me six years of trying a bunch of things before I figured out myself. I was not ready for higher education yet and wasn't sure if that was the path I wanted when I was 18 years old. I eventually went back to school and am acitvely working on finishing my electrical engineering degree with a great job at an engineering firm. I just wish I had the balls to tell my parents that I didn't want to go to college yet and needed to figure myself out first.

[FunkmastaFlex]

Stop eating so damn much. P.S. just tell Andrea what you feel, don't dance around it.

[greenhorn]

Now that I have had more time to think about it, my past self could maybe also tell my future self not to try to fix its future by trying to fix its past but to look ahead instead. That of course assumes that a short conversation between me and my younger self would be possible in this setting.

[cluelessgenius]

depends on how young i guess.

but i think it would mostly be fininacial advice like the winnning numbers of the upcoming lottery drawing. then reinvest that win into google as soon as it pops into existence or some shit.

also id tell him to forget about pcs since i feel my fascination with tech has lead me into a life im really not all that happy with.

also get in better shape you fat little fuck. your lack in physical activity is the reason i suffer from a lack of testosteron and cant grow a full beard so do some sit ups and go for a run and dont make me come back.

ohhh and forget about sarah. get out there. theres others.

[Radium_Angel]

Don't pull that trigger....

there are better solutions to life's problems

[Anghammarad]

When looking back, there could be given several good hints on what to do or not to do. 

 

Even though, I would only consider doing such a thing, if it doesn't change the actual me. Charakter traits, behaviorisms etc. 

 

Lots of pain could have been averted with an early adivse

[iamblaine]

All those people that made your life hell in High school

 

Yeah, They don't matter

[kpluck]

I have made enough mistakes in my life that a single piece of advice wouldn't matter. It would probably just give me a false hope that things could be better.

 

-kp

[airENOwevEr778]

Among many things, I would tell myself to read as much as good lit as I can. Really. I suppose it would have helped me have a better grasp of my emotions at the time and better expression.

[Dedayog]

On 6/21/2019 at 6:26 PM, xKyric said:

What would you say?

Buy Microsoft, Apple, Google.

 

No life advice given to a young person is ever taken.

[steelo]

On 6/21/2019 at 6:26 PM, xKyric said:

What would you say?

 I was such an idiot in my younger days. I sometimes think about this and wish I could go back in time and kick my own ass. LOL. I'm pretty happy where I am now, but it took about 5 times the work because I made stupid decisions and was lazy back then.

[Drak3]

Participate in the Ultra Sun/Moon event to get Zeraora.

[xKyric]

Do you have anything to say @Tristerin?

If your open to it, I'm really interested to hear what you would say to yourself. 

[Tristerin]

1 minute ago, xKyric said:

Do you have anything to say @Tristerin?

If your open to it, I'm really interested to hear what you would say to yourself. 

To be completely honest - nothing.  Because in reality my cup overfloweth.  To much work, to much love, great children wonderful amazing wife.  I went through a lot (foster system, emancipated at 15, done and seen shit I wouldn't wish on my worst enemy) but if it would potentially change where I am at - RIGHT NOW - nope.  Not worth

[xKyric]

1 minute ago, Tristerin said:

To be completely honest - nothing.  Because in reality my cup overfloweth.  To much work, to much love, great children wonderful amazing wife.  I went through a lot (foster system, emancipated at 15, done and seen ----- I wouldn't wish on my worst enemy) but if it would potentially change where I am at - RIGHT NOW - nope.  Not worth

Good for you! I always love to hear this answer. 

[SupremeGOAT]

DO IT NOW!! NOT LATER!!

On 6/23/2019 at 5:45 AM, Teddy07 said:

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Invent Facebook... GO!

[pizapower]

Don't buy the AMD FX series CPUs.

[SenKa]

Nothing. I'm not 100% happy with who I am physically/mentally, but at the same time life has a path for us all for a reason. I have been through a lot of trauma and I would not go back to avoid a second of it.

[Evolution.]

dont keep working out knowing you have an injury and save save save  

[Guest]

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[Ja Krispie]

Invest in your education and study what I'm studying now to get a head start. I could tell myself to invest in bitcoin and sell at this point and invest in Amazon, but different timeline and may not end up the same. Education is always safe

[Dash Lambda]

Math isn't arithmetic.

 

I wouldn't change a single mistake, even the ones that really, really fucked me up -even the ones I still have yet to recover from. Those are the things that contribute most to who you are. And honestly, ignorance isn't bliss, it's just ignorance.

 

I started actually liking math in 8^th grade, and good god did that become a thing. All because suddenly math was puzzles, not times tables. That's something I could stand to have known earlier.

[NineEyeRon]

Don’t buy that Katy Perry single

[Lathlaer]

1. Do not take those bananas (takes care of a socially awkward situation from years ago but still haunts me sometimes)

 

2.

 

On 6/22/2019 at 12:34 AM, Sauron said:

buy bitcoin

 

[ChocolateHedgedog]

buy as much as bitcoin as you can in the early years