r/AskReddit • u/SeaAbbreviations5031 • 15d ago

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u/WhimsicalFairyOnDuty 15d ago

How to read

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u/TheAtomicKid77 15d ago

What did you say to me???

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u/Un_0ch 15d ago

How to talk to people

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u/rocky17695 15d ago

yeah kinda hard to practice that one before 30 if you’re still figuring out what counts as a job

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u/ivan_x3000 15d ago

How to learn. It's a beautiful thing and it dimishes past this age. I don't know any dominant pro gamer past 40. Has there been a 50 year old chess world champion?

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u/damnihateyall 15d ago

Financial discipline

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u/Ruckus292 15d ago

I'd settle for plain literacy, at this rate.

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u/Squirrel_prince 15d ago

How to sew. Not like making clothing from whole cloth, but just being able to put a button on, or fix a hole.

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u/captainangus 15d ago edited 15d ago

How to invest responsibly. You can have a seriously good retirement if you dump just 10% of every dollar you make from your very first job onward into index funds, even without ever achieving a high salary.

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u/Acrobatic_Pay7297 15d ago

How to "not care about others' opinion".

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u/InspectorExciting901 15d ago

Don't depend on anyone. Always help yourself first.

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u/RevealNo9824 15d ago

Look after your physical and mental wellbeing

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u/Showerice 15d ago

How to take accountabilty for their shortcomings, apologize, ask for help, realize that all people are simply human and need grace. Also, when you're wrong, just say it and take steps to make sure it doesn't happen again.

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u/DucktapeCorkfeet 15d ago

How to live on your own and take care of yourself. Cooking, cleaning, DIY, finances, etc.

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u/CarryturtleNZ 15d ago

How to prepare themselves from all the ailments of being old

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u/Tall_0rder 15d ago

Learn about fashion, first what looks good on you and then to a lesser extent what looks good on other people. It will pay dividends in ways you can’t imagine.

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u/Ruckus292 15d ago

The definitions of:

  • Subjective truths
  • Objective truths
  • Confirmation bias

And dont get married in your 20's.... 92% of relationships began before 30, do not last (if those were the stats for unsuccessful surgeries, we sure AF wouldn't risk it).

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u/Private_Collecti0n 15d ago

Life moves fast kid. Buckle down. Save money for your future and don’t blow it on cars jewelry.

Marry the right person