" You can help people that want to get help but you can't force them,,, the best thing to do is to leave them alone and let them deal with the consequences that come with their actions/addiction "
" They need strong negative consequences that come with their addiction before they make any changes to get better"
this applies to me a lil so hbu
it's difficult at first but you'll follow it over time, you'll grow to love yourself :<
Still difficult at age 23 
Still difficult at age 23
I'm rooting for you :<
"Guard your hear"
Relatable. I don't know if I ever got this piece of advice from anyone, but that's what I try to keep in mind.
Meanwhile, some people would say to always put yourself first and not put in as much effort for others. I don't think that's the right approach, but I also do think it's important not to waste our time and energy on those who clearly don't care to do their part.
Using your discretion is the key when it comes to interpersonal relationships. If you know it's worth it, go ahead and do it.
Learn to pick your battles.
life is a like a box of chocolates you never know what you're gonna get - truly wiser words have never been spoken :)
truthfully: toughen the F*** up - learn to deal with adversity - resilience is a skill? talent? (I'm not sure of the word) that not many understand or go through but it means when you're down get back up and do something about it. People will go through many many challenges in life and people need to learn from those mistakes, errors, poor decisions or just life and better themselves
Have faith in yourself
Step out of your comfort zone
Although it’s hard for me to do both, I find it has helped in some situations.
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