I would do that but with a baseball bat
I would do that but with a baseball bat
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Tell my young self that it isn't a phase and that he should start the therapy to become she immediately!
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Kill him since I already know it doesn't get much better
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Imagine the disappointment if you then don't stop existing. You still did a good deed, nobody can take that away from you.
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I would do that with a chainsaw
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I've made a lot of mistakes in my life. This really hits home.
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No, it would hit you
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I would tell my younger self to go to a psychiatrist and get some antidepressants about 2 years earlier than last time.
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"NO."
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My expert advice to past me: "Stop trying to do so many different things and focus on getting good at one fucking thing at a time"
I still don't follow that.-
Same. Even tho I'm trying, it's so boring doing one thing, so I'm trying everything...
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I genuinely don't know if my younger self would have the presence of mind to take me seriously, but I would try to reach them and encourage them to be more empathetic toward things/people that they didn't understand. I was a bit of an asshole as a teenager, heck maybe even in my early 20s, and I wish I could go back with the care I have now.
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I'd use a gun tbh. Gotta make sure.
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When you realize that's why your parents were like that
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Obviously not universal, but generally parental strictness/harshness/unfairness is them trying to spare their children undue suffering from mistakes similar to those the parents themselves made in their youth.
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Because they time traveled back to slap themselves?
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I would say, try to find some meaning to life, but it wouldn't be understood by 10yr pos
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So your takeaway from getting older is just misogyny...
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I think some people become parents for this reason. For better or worse...
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I would have a conversation. Mainly about stocks but also about the cubs.
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I would give myself a hug and tell myself it'll all be ok.
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Sounds like you went through some difficult times. Really glad things worked out ok for you
I hope you're good, man.
I think I'd be the opposite. I'd be like, "It still sucks, and the loneliness hits harder than ever, fella. But when you're 24, you'll get something that'll change your life."
Just to leave this oit there for the concerned; I'm fine.
I am, but it's a day-by-day affair. I recently found out I have bipolar along with anxiety, but even so, I came out 4 years ago and my life has vastly improved.