Give Life Advice

A.For Everybody who reply to this thread and to everyone, The best advice I can give is to develop your MENTAL STRENGTH, developing mental strength can avoid you to be in depression. Search for MENTAL STRENGTH to learn more. It is very effective when you feel down or have low self esteem or you feel you can't do anything. 1. Search how to develop ......   1 reply

Life can f-u up without reason (:: never say never 'cause u can change your opinion. Your sexuality and intrest will change. But also learn to say no even tho u can hurt people. Put yourself and your well being first 'cause in the end we only live for ourself.   reply

I'm 44, so I'll add my 2c here. Take chances. Make mistakes. Fail. And learn from all of it. The caveat, of course, is that there is a limit to how epically one can fail and still not have life suck big purple fuzzy donkey balls for the rest of your life. But no one succeeds at everything they do. (Even Steve Jobs and Bill Gates, I promise!) E......   2 reply

27 y/o big sis. One thing I'd tell my younger self would be to take care of problems right when they happen. Procrastination is Satan when it comes to fixing mistakes or issues. It sounds cliche, but it really does only get more difficult the longer you wait. Also, don't be afraid to ask for help. I had a lot of stubborn pride and made a lot of ve......   reply

27 here. These are just the things I'd have told to my younger-self: jump to the oppurtunities! They are rare and the world's full of beautiful things. Don't hesitate, don't let your fears and worries chain you to the ground. Be confident! You are beautiful, smart and needed! People does not define you, you define yourself and you can be anyone you......   reply

I am 42 and I have only one advice: Do not idealise anything! Do not idealise love, marriage, religion, politics, your career, your children etc... We are all humans and everyone will fail at some point. I often see ppl with lofty ideals and when those ideals come crashing down, some never recover and to this day hold grudges. I see parents who pla......   2 reply

I am disabled from birth. My husband and I are going on (nearly) twenty years together and he pursued me. He doesn't have a disability.   7 reply

hey :) I'm 22 (so according to the question, I qualify as "older" :P) One thing I have always regretted is not trying to pursue my passions or interests back when it would have been easiest. It's really true that the younger you are, the easier it is to learn new skills like languages and musical instruments etc. I had really wanted to learn the pi......   reply

i'm 31 years old. There are many good answer to this question.. some of my advices are written for others persons already, so i'll say 2 that i want to add or emphasize: 1- Do what you want to do. But i'm not speaking only about dreams, i'm talking about all your choices. Dont let others provoke you; dont listen to all the advices/suggestion/etc yo......   2 reply

No matter how many advices you get, you won't understand or follow it until you experience it. You are going to fall in love, get your heart broken or you might not even experience love at all but you might screw up something else like education, fight with family, lose friends, befriend strangers easily, try new things, get scared, lost, lonely bu......   reply