skidd
Well-Known Member
don't eat that carrot cake and throw up all over their car at brian's bday party in first grade.
But how would your present-day self know not to marry her if your past self hadn't done it?
That's the grandfather paradox, isn't it?
easiest question ever: I'd tell myself to find and work for my own ideals and dreams, instead of chasing those of others.
I'm 28, too and thinking along almost exactly those lines... is there something about that age?Do things you want to do, not just think about doing them. Don't be so shy because it's really pointless.
And most of all, study more, and go to college of your choice, not somebody else's.
I'm 28, too and thinking along almost exactly those lines... is there something about that age?
I'd go back to when I was about 15 and tell myself to just chill the fuck out, jesus.
Inspired by discussions elsewhere, answer the question.
If you could go back to any time in your life, and give yourself one piece of advice, when would you go back to and what would you tell yourself?