Mine:

  1. Learn a second language and keep up with the language your parents speak. You will regret being a brat about not wanting to speak this language especially as your family members pass.
  2. The only opinions about you that really matter are from the people you respect and who respect you back
  3. Being a kind humble person, who leads their political convictions with curiosity and not self righteousness is important. As that one person said: “I am no hero and neither are you.”
  4. Don’t throw out your old media (mix cds, tapes, records, photos, zinee, etc) because you think they’re embarrassing. They either will not be embarrassing later or they will become expensive and you can tell them for mad bucks.
  • Melobol@lemmy.ml
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    4 hours ago

    Keep learning new things.
    Learn cursive and develop your own handwriting.
    Writing down things physically makes learning way easier. And keeps your brain young - because, there is a reason why dementia is hitting some people in their 40s.

    Edit: brush your teeth and floss every day. If you don’t like to floss every day get a water flosser for those days.

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    3 hours ago

    My advice:

    1. Don’t trust the advice of generations that have left a world worse that they were born into.

    2. molotov coktail instructions

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    I don’t know about number four my friend. I was going through some of my old CD cases of that long ago and there’s more than a few that I deeply regret.