At 10, i was a a nerd in school but outside of it, I was a sneaky little fck. I had a bunch of kids playing a game of “superspy” where we were creeping all over the place and had to get back before our parents realized 🤣 So no i dont think thats adorable 😩 I was also trying to mimic card dealers (that I saw at the casino when we’d pass through to the buffet) and used uno and old maid cards to teach others kids how to gamble. Not officially because i didn't know myself 🤣 But lets just say the house always won. We also jumped out of swingsets and tried to pose like spiderman mid air then land like him 😭
LMAO what a trouble maker I love it!! 🤣 "The house always won" 🤣 well it sounds like a good and healthy childhood right there. You had to turn crazy your parents lol
A hug, tell her it's going to be okay. Keep going to school, fight back, lose weight, take care of myself and stay away from men. And, PLEASE, get some bloody sleep 🤣❤️
I would really feel bad. I would give myself a big hug. My 10 year old self was Bullied horribly but was very brave and stood my ground. But it was too much. I would tell myself to leave school and never go back for good. As it was only going to get worse and made me develop mental illness. My 10 year old self was really a good kid. I wish i can go back in time hug that child and be a mentor
Tell myself to not top going to that shity team of basketball because an important scout will come very soon and take half of the team whit him. "And you Alex (me) are the tallest one here so 100% you will make a good fit in a grater team then what you will finde by yourself". "trainn hard, perseverate, fuck evrybody who stay on your way of happines and belives, BE STRONG!"
I'd tell him "enjoy the ride it's going to work out". And I'd be up in the air as whether or not to tell my 10 year old self about when my father's going to die. Because I wouldn't want to saddle my young self with that grief any quicker than I had to.
advice, say things are going to get intense, and you are going to be through some unbearably painful things- that most wouldn't survive. you have a lot of years of heartache, pain and trauma ahead and no matter what keep moving, keep going strong kid.
I'd hit him as hard as I could and tell him to join the football team, learn about fasting and buy as much bitcoin as possible, and sell it at 50k
Unfortunately I don't know what I could say to help my old stubborn self learn about other stuff faster. I guess it would depend on how much time we had.
@Aakash_Hangargi no but I have severe anxiety that manifested itself into hallucinations, starting when I was in preschool and was afraid of witches. Eventually it progressed into much worse and scarier things with voices and became more and more frequent until I had enough and told my parents and they got my psychiatric help.
@Aakash_Hangargi luckily I didn’t get that far with my anxiety to where I was threatening others before I went to my parents and got help, but my psychiatrist said that it wouldn’t be uncommon if I did. I feel for your nephew and I hope he knows that things can get better. It takes a while and a lot of strength, time, patience, and love, but it does get better.
I was 10 in 2005-2006. I would give myself a huge warm hug and tell myself that its ok to be who I am. Its ok to have flaws. I'm good enough just the way I am. I would encourage to socialize more, don't be so afraid of other people. I think part of the reason why I had such a rough childhood is because there simply aren't enough warm, genuinely caring people around. If I had met someone as warm as myself when I was 10 years old, things would have been much different.
When I was 10 I wrote letters to my future self. I’d thank her for writing those and I’d thank her for being as strong as she was. I’d tell her, her hard work paid off and sometimes I can have a luxury to be careless these days.
And that maybe I didn’t become a president as we both wanted, and maybe I am not a pirate either, but I became someone she would be able to close her eyes and lean on, and I think that’s best thing I could become.
I’d also tell her to listen to our parents and eat well.
I would smile and give advice and kinda warn them of what to look out for. Also tell them that everyone doesn’t have the same heart and nice intentions that he does.
That his 27 year older self still hasn't grown up. Toys got bigger, but the boyish wonder is still there. And dont worry about the girl thing. You'll be fine...
Not much. The 10 year old me knew he was in hell and diarrhea is gonna hit the fan and he had to break free from his toxic family. Unfortunately nothing could be done until becoming an adult.
Study you (d**b arse) try harder. Screw teenage and teenage problems. Jist study and be good at something so you can earn a lot more with much less effort. Advice time with diplomatic or much kinder version of above.
I would tell him no marriages, no girls, study even more, hang out with Dad more, be careful of ALL the relatives, stop with the drums and play more guitar starting now.
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