skmokisses · 46-50, F
Credit cards ..... learned in college the hard way. If you can't pay cash for it, you don't need it!!
peterlee · M
@skmokisses They will come back to bite you.
skmokisses · 46-50, F
@peterlee Oh it did .....royally!! But taught me a tough lesson I never forgot!!
There are many I've learned and feel there are more to learn.
lonelyloner · 31-35, F
keep my mind away from my emotion
YoMomma ·
Who i am and not aka my place in life..
ThePatientAnarchist · 61-69
Love is not enough.
rinkydinkydoink · M
No one is perfect. Especially oneself.
nedkelly · 61-69, M
the death of a child
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Jenny1234 · 56-60, F
That even nice people can have a very dark side
Lilymoon · F
Some of the most poisonous people come disguised as family
FreestyleArt · 36-40, M
Don't trust humans with all your heart and mind.
lostlissa · 36-40, F
Never trust anyone who's burned you once.
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lostlissa · 36-40, F
@Darksideinthenight2 i know. I've been there. 💙
hunkalove · 70-79, M
Don't eat the yellow snow.
DunningKruger · 61-69, M
If you don't take your shot when the target presents itself, you likely won't get another chance.
OogieBoogie · F
No one really has your back
When someone shows you who THEY are, always believe them the first time they show you.
@peterlee
No, I am not more astute than you because you and I are both equals. When someone does or says something that we simply cannot believe, we tend to turn a blind eye to it and pretend to ourselves that what we witnessed simply didn't happen.
The truth is, it DID happen and it only happened because the person in question typically operates that way! That is why I say that when someone says something, does something, or behaves in a certain way that seems out of character for them, they are showing us who they are which our mind's eye often refuses to believe because we don't want it to be true.
When someone shows us who they are, believe them the first time you witness it.
No, I am not more astute than you because you and I are both equals. When someone does or says something that we simply cannot believe, we tend to turn a blind eye to it and pretend to ourselves that what we witnessed simply didn't happen.
The truth is, it DID happen and it only happened because the person in question typically operates that way! That is why I say that when someone says something, does something, or behaves in a certain way that seems out of character for them, they are showing us who they are which our mind's eye often refuses to believe because we don't want it to be true.
When someone shows us who they are, believe them the first time you witness it.
@peterlee
We enter a stage of denial for everything in life that we don't want to be true. We do this to protect ourselves, not knowing that we are actually hampering our own growth and healing by choosing to go into denial, rather than face whatever it is that we are protecting ourselves from.
We enter a stage of denial for everything in life that we don't want to be true. We do this to protect ourselves, not knowing that we are actually hampering our own growth and healing by choosing to go into denial, rather than face whatever it is that we are protecting ourselves from.