Girls--What is the best advice, from a male figure, when you were growing up-- same to you Guys--- what is the best advice, from a female figure?

[SandandWaves]

[exitseven]

I used to have a very negative opinion about myself. I was a fat kid that everyone made fun of. I worked hard to lose weight and get in shape but inside I was still that same fat kid. I had a female friend I met in college that kept telling me that I was a great guy and a girl would be lucky to have me. I used to think she was just trying to be nice but she persisted. Finally I got up the guts to tell a girl how I felt about her

[exitseven]

Thanks for the MHO😎

[SandandWaves]

You're welcome ツ

[bowenw]

Find a partner that you like talking to.

[bowenw]

Thank you for the MHO. 😊

[SandandWaves]

You're quite welcome

[DishLady]

My all-time favorite mentor (RIP) is the one who got me on my current career path. He told me I’d probably be the only woman in my class and later in my department — which was true — and he told me to be strong but still be myself. He was so supportive at a time when women in the industry were still few and far between.

[exitseven]

@DishLady can I ask you what you do for a job? I am a network engineer.

[DishLady]

Ah! You’re one of my peeps. IM me.

[Chazmatazz269]

If i got any good advice in my youth, it didn’t stick. I didn’t put much stock in advice i got from guys cuz it usually sounded pretty bad from the get. I felt flat out sabotaged by women when i took their advice. I had to learn everything the hard way. But i survived. So i guess i’m better for it.

[GoodGuyBreakingBad]

My late mother always told me about whether a girl was good to be with or not.

[douride2]

My father told me not to be so trusting of other people.

[exitseven]

He was a smart man my father told me to always get it in writing. One time I didn't and I got screwed