If I had the chance to speak to my younger self I'd turn it down. I only know what I know now because I made mistakes and took wrong turns. Whatever I wanted to say I probably wouldn’t know now if I stopped myself making those mistakes. Also I don’t listen to my own warning signals now, there's no hope of my younger self listening |
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By *sianManc OP Man
over a year ago
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"If you had the chance to speak to your younger self:
1) what age would you choose?
2) what 5 things would you tell them so they didn't make the same choices (good or bad) as you have?
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1) I would choose 10
2) Dont move schools, stay where you are and focus on 1 habit a year as you grow older and dont forget to maintain the exercise regime you start at 15 as it will serve you well lol |
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over a year ago
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"I would tell my 10 year old self to defy my parents and go and join the queue for the open Bugsy Malone film auditions.
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"We could have been anything we wanted to be!" |
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Probably about 18, I'd have a pint and tell myself keep doing what you're doing life is never going to be perfect but between now 38 you will have some pretty fucking amazing times and after that is as much your guess as it is mine |
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By *eesideMan
over a year ago
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Nothing I say to myself would change anything bad as all the bad things that have happened have all been out of my control.
So I'd just give myself a list of winning lottery ticket numbers and what dates to by them on to make myself a multi billionaire in a couple of months on my 18th. 
It would definitely change my future.  |
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