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Some advice for an indian teen

 

  • Relationships are not everything
    • Don’t get me wrong but the generally relationships you come into in this age don’t last more than 6–7 months, and there is nothing wrong about it, enjoy your time, be truthful and don’t see those crazy Future Dreams, because none of that shit will come true.
  • Breakups are painful and it's okay
    • Breakup will build your character, you’ll understand a lot about human psychology and how the things work. And its just a chapter of life, there are so many people in the world, don’t think your life is over, you won’t get anyone else, I know easier said than done but believe me after some time you’ll laugh at yourself that you wasted time at this crap.
  • Choose friends wisely
    • No matter how much you deny but your friends have a lot of influence in your personality and character traits.
  • Sometimes life is meaningless
    • Give yourself time, set a goal-Like it can be anything ( Keep something that you feel you CANNOT do) , write it on a card , and start taking ACTIONS towards it, soon things will take shape and everything will make sense!
  • You don't get along your parents
    • See there will these situations when you feel why don’t your parents understand you, why don’t they listen to you, or you’ll also feel in some case that they are particularly against you. See it’s okay, I understand the frustration, but you know what, the same is for your parents, they feel why don’t you listen to them, what happened to their good kid. See there is a generation gap between you and them and it will take time for them to adapt to this social change, so do the things you want to, but increase the intensity slowly, so you’ll get some scolding every time but they’ll become softer every time and soon they’ll adjust to your way of thinking.

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