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Question of the day: What’s the best lesson your parents ever taught you?
For me it was “Question everything.”
What’s one lesson you’ll always thank your parents for teaching you?My mom has taught me to be selfless for those you love. She always made sure my dad, my brother, and I always had what we needed before she did. I remember once before I went to work I noticed that dinner was to be steak, but there were only three (4 people in the house). So I resigned myself to eating a sandwich when I came home. But when I did come home late that night a steak was waiting for me. I don’t know what she ate, but it wasn’t steak.
My dad has a fantastic sense of humor and a brilliant laid back attitude that I took on as my own.
So together they taught me to laugh and love.
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bettyf222 answered:
Don’t let the problems of life stress and just keep on forging forward no matter what; it’ll all work out in the end.
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aboveallrandom answered:
Well, it’s that life is never a box of chocolates. I’m young and naive and I realized that sooner or later, nothing will be too easy. :)
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minely answered:
probably not to trust everyone, because not everyone is looking out for u even if u are for them
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anotherword answered:
That the best way yo learn is to teach yourself.
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lightbluelightorange answered:
That I’m pretty and smart and don’t let anybody change my mind.
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uuumakemehappyy answered:
never let anyone see you cry
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lessaismore answered:
Every day I’m grateful that my Mom taught me to be an independent thinker
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diaryofthecoolestgirl answered:
To agree to disagree.
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tastejustlikecherrycola answered:
Mine was literally don’t question everything O_O wtf
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ladyofinsanity answered:
Being caring, unlike my aunt.
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are-millz answered:
my dad always told me “friends won’t get you anywhere. the only friend you need is the money in your pocket”
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everyoneiscliche answered:
The best lesson my parents ever taught me was to love everyone, even if they are different than you. I try to practice that whenever possible
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jeniiirose answered:
To be kind hearted. & give second chances, dont judge or hate.
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librarienne answered:
You can never be over-educated. There is always another side to something, always something more you can learn or understand better.
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everyplanetwereachdied answered:
Don’t be a sheep. Always think for yourself. Make your own opinion on everything. Be original.
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colferules answered:
Brush your teeth before sleeping.
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mxs4235 answered:
The sky is your limit. You can do and achieve whatever you can imagine.
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haydenrodgers answered:
I don’t have any specific, quotable answer but I’d say the importance of strong family ties.
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digitalfisticuffs answered:
It’s okay to dream big.
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homozygousheart answered:
No matter how much you may hate something, if you stick with it for long enough, you eventually find comfort in your strength of tolerance.
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rackfocus85 reblogged this from itscandidlycara and added:
My mom has taught...to be selfless for those you love. She
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sammysimpala answered:
“Cold? Dress up. Hot? Lose the layers.” No but seriously, I always remember that one, it’s very relevant.
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yourklaineisshowing answered:
Accept the different.
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marylouslutsky answered:
Always treat a waiter with respect — you can tell how a person is at their core by how they treat their waiter.
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thewayilovemyfriends answered:
My parents always taught me to think for myself, and I don’t know who I’d be if they hadn’t.
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