What’s the best piece of advice a family member has given you?

[Cutegirl06]

My mom always taught us that if you truly do your best in whatever you do, and don't succeed, that you never need to be ashamed. She also says there is no such thing as failure just results. I'm very grateful for having such a supportive mom ❤

[glennos89]

I believe of you really wanne achieve something and just keep trying again and again and again... You will eventually be able to achieve your goals. Just never give up.

But never blame yourself for trying even when you don't succeed. If you gave all you had into it but fail, you know you did your best so that's something to be proud of as well. Sometimes things just aren't meant to be right?

[Wise4myage]

Relax and don’t stress so much. My sister has told me that a few times.

[Cutegirl06]

Your sister sounds like she really cares about you.

[Wise4myage]

She does and I care anther as well. We are very close.

[Cutegirl06]

I love when families are close and supportive of each other.

[Wise4myage]

Awesome!

[Jennz6]

@Wise4myage really close ❤️

[jennifer_bloom]

My uncle said God is a God of justice and if you want something you have to work for it cause without your own hard work, someone else who did work for it, will deserve it more than you and take it from you.

[RavenDarkheart]

My father taught me from a young age. Don’t expect anyone else to provide your needs. Guys may leave, if you depend on them for everything, you’ll be let down.

[Wallythewalrus2]

My dad always taught me to be nice to EVERYONE, even if you can’t stand them, because, someday they could be your boss.

[Anonymous]

"Nobody is going to care about about as much as they care about your sister. It's better if you just accept this now." My father told me this when I was 14.

[Opinion Owner]

*about you

[Cutegirl06]

Why because she's a girl? How did that effect you growing up?

[Opinion Owner]

Yeah, I think it was a good thing he explained this to me. The sooner you just expect/accept it the less likely you are to grow up being bitter and having a problem with women. I'm not saying this to whine or anything, it's just a reality but it is what it is.

[Cutegirl06]

Yeah I totally get what you're saying and I think it sucks that society treats women better than they do men. I see it in school all the time and it's so not fair!!

[Opinion Owner]

You're awesome, girls like you are rare hahaha

[Cutegirl06]

Thank you 😊 My boyfriend was treated like a dog by his mother and older sister when he was a little boy. His mother called his sister the queen and he was told he was the dog of the family. All her clothes were brand new while his clothes were bought at the goodwill and most of his clothes were too small for him. I've seen pictures of him when he was little and his shirts went up his belly. I hate girls that think they are better than boys. I stick up for boys in school when girls do something to them and try to get away with it. And the teachers will believe the girls over the boys 90 percent of the time! It's sad 😔

[Anonymous]

I'm usually the one that's dispensing advice, not taking it. That's the disadvantage of typically being the smartest guy in the room.

I really can't think of any useful advice anyone in my family has given me.

[Anonymous]

That no one is coming to save me, I have to save myself.

[NathanDavis]

control yourself!!

(know yourself)

[exitseven]

My father told me to always get it in writing

[Jennz6]

Sounds like good advice

[Anonymous]

don't pee on the electric fence

[RavenDarkheart]

lol, don’t eat yellow snow.

[Opinion Owner]

@RavenDarkheart also good advice. 🤣