itt harsh lessons we have learned from experience

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Being nice doesn't guarantee other people will be. And on a similar note, sometimes the ones you're closest to will hurt you the most.
 
If you are in a bad relationship, or are surrounded by toxic people, get the fuck away from that. If the people around you try to tell you that you don't deserve better, or that any abusive or manipulative behavior is okay because that person loves you, or you won't find better don't listen to them.

I was in a horror movie style situation for 5 years where it seemed like I was the only one who could see the mistreatment I was going through, and everyone around me tried to blame it on a mental illness that didn't exist, pot usage, or me just trying to get attention. Even if they did see it, they found a way to blame it on something else or justify it. Even if it's the adults in your life or people who seem to have your best interest at heart. Even if it's your best friend telling you that it's okay, it's not. Get a new best friend. Be your own best friend and treat yourself like royalty. You the best, don't let anyone tell you otherwise.

Breaking away from my situation meant losing my job, not having transportation or a place to sleep and pretty much loosing all of my friends of the past 7 years. I dealt with the most difficult things I ever had to deal with and really felt like my life was over. But now I'm in such a better place surrounded by good people, and am over all a happier, more positive and forgiving person. No matter how hard it is, it's worth it, you don't deserve to be miserable, you're a worthwhile person, you will find someone else who will love you and people who will care, and no matter how low you feel you can bring yourself back to the top. I can't stress that enough.


Also if you have low self esteem, don't broadcast that shit. I know when people say "I'm ugly" or "I don't have any good qualities" what they want deep down is reassurance, but when you constantly do this, your setting the bar really low for how others perceive you and will potentially treat you. In terms of relationships, you're setting up a huge power imbalance right off the bat.
 
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Don't bottle up everything about you from anyone. It'll be hard for people to know your true self and they will make a lot of misjudgements. Don't be afraid to speak up when they're wrong and imposed their own choice onto you. Stand up for yourself and tell them upfront that you don't want what they chose for you. It's your life, and no one has any form of rule over it.
 
Just because someone may say they love you, that doesn't mean they will respect you as an independent human being.
 
I learned that not everyone is my friend. This is one that hit me pretty hard as I got older too. Because of my strong interest in trusting people, it has lead me in getting hurt multiple times. It also made it harder on how I socialize with others because I fear a lot over what they might say or if they'd really be interested in being friends with me as well. It's a lesson that's haunted me for a long time, and I'm still trying to accept it.

Don't bottle up everything about you from anyone. It'll be hard for people to know your true self and they will make a lot of misjudgements. Don't be afraid to speak up when they're wrong and imposed their own choice onto you. Stand up for yourself and tell them upfront that you don't want what they chose for you. It's your life, and no one has any form of rule over it.

Also, this... it's another lesson I'm still trying to learn from. I'm usually very open about being myself more now, but there are still times when I bottle things up. I still fear showing my true colors to people because of what they will think. People have actually bullied me before just because I decided to show others what I'm truly like. If they find out I'm autistic, it's even worse because they often judge me a lot. That's why I tend to hide this fact from people and just live my life forgetting I am.
 
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don't sign a lease before you can afford the apartment... seems obvious i know.............
 
I usually coach young individuals and I'll share some of life lessons I teach them.

1. Nothing gets better than yes.
2. Control Your Mouth.
3. Surround yourself with great people.
4. Don't confuse activity with productivity.
5. Learn your lessons once.
6. Handle problems while they're small.
7. Assume nothing.
8. Focus on how it can be done and not how it can't be done.
9. Set, Achieve and Exceed your goals.
10. Dream big.

Life lessons.
 
Some are personal life lessons and some are just general things you should know.

People are actors and most you think as your friends only have you to benefit them, trust nobody
Don't dwell on the past
Take school seriously and get a proper education
Think before you speak
Survival is a life long battle, don't let the evil (negativity) overpower you
Money isn't everything
Stay away from sketch people and criminal activities
If the voice in your heads saying "don't do it" then listen (metaphorically speaking)
Don't try to fit in or be someone you're not just to fit in
Respect and be loyal to others
Life's a blessing and curse and lessons are meant to be learned
Train your mind to overcome hard challenges
SAVE YOUR MONEY
 
Human organizations may be judged by the people associated with them, but truth and error cannot. Sincerity does not make a person right. One who mistakes poison for medicine may be sincere, but remains sincerely wrong.
 
Don't trust anyone to keep secrets, they'll only use them against you.
 
Everything tastes better with bacon is something I learned just recently
 
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