LOVE.
YOURSELF.
FIRST.
How can you ever learn to love another if you can't even love yourself?
After you've got that down, start loving others. Love your family. Love your pets. Love your friends. Love the people who love you.
Romantic love is overrated. You do not need it as much as society wants you to need it. You do not need to throw your li...... 1 reply
do not have expectations unless you are sure that person will return ur feelings. if you confess and they tell you "o sorry i only regard u as a friend/sibling" thats a big ouch. the result of this will lower your self esteem, most likely ruin your relationship with that special individual or crush your feelings for future love candidates, etc.
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I'm on the younger end, but I'll still leave mine.
In today's culture, trends come and go in the blink of an eye. One day, the thing you love might be in the spotlight, and the next it's deemed trash. Do not let trends define what you love. Find your passion. Join that club, talk to people who share the same interests, explore and grow. It's okay...... reply
EVERYONE HERE IS GONNA GIVE ADVICE FROM-PERSONAL EXPERIENCES THEY HAVE SO YOUR NEVER REALLY GONNA GET A STRAIGHT ANSWER BUT YOU JUST FUCK LIKE I LIKE SOMEBODY THAT DAMN DAS A YOU PROBLEM reply
FINALLY SOMEONE TALKING ABOUT SOMETHING INTERESTING. OKAY , MEXICAN HERE AND FROM WHAT I SEE IT IS A MENTALITY SOME OLD FOLKS HAVE, WELL I MEAN IF THEIR CLOSE TO FAMILY AND THEIR CHILDREN TAKE CARE OF THEM. MY GRANDMA THAT LIVES HERE IN THE U.S. IS TAKE CARE OF BY HER CHILDREN. ITS VERY SAD WHEN CHILDREN LEAVE THIER PATENTS IN HOMES OR ABANDON THEM...... reply
Take risks. It's ok to make mistakes, you're young so it won't matter in the long run. God knows I've regretted doing something because I thought I wouldn't be good enough. If you want to do something, and you have the means to, just do it. reply
25, mine would be to listen more, process what you hear and decide if it's something you should keep or not. Take all the time you need, ask if needed, it might take more out of you, you might want to just mindlessly follow what you're told instead, but it's worth the investment. You end up with a richer baggage and more solid foundations. reply
I was pressured in a young age to never be in a relationship until I graduated college, have a stable job and have money on my own. Now that I am 20, graduated college and work at a cafe, I keep on thinking about my parents and my sibling.
My parents loved me very much and would do everything for us, my sister is still on Highschool. I think being...... reply
I'm twenty years into our relationship. We are together for love, friendship and companionship. I have a physical disability which encompasses several interrelated conditions, and my husband has some mental and emotional health issues which makes life very interesting! We didn't get married to 'get married ' and have kids. Neither of us would b...... 1 reply
