to all the elders one , i want t ask what experiences one should not miss out . it could be anything u want to share like travel or something else . how to enjoy your 20 s ?

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    Turning 50 next year, total eclipse was the neatest experience so far. I saw it in Indiana. It’s impossible to describe or capture in photos or video, you must experience it in person. Absolutely worth traveling for if you’re able.

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      I speak 4 languages and it feels like I think differently in each language.

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    Working in customer service. Everyone should work either at retail, and/or in a restaurant as wait staff. Male or female. You will get treated like crap. The idea is that you won’t later do the same to other retail/service workers.

    At the very least, you should, if you ever intend to frequent such establishments, anyway.

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      I have never worked in a restaurant or retail, and yet somehow I still manage to treat them with respect because I’m not an arsehole.

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      Such nonsense advice. People in retail often treat eachother terribly, this idea that you won’t be mean if you’ve had the experience is a pipe dream. Assholes will be assholes whatever their experiences are.

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      OP: what’s an invaluable experience in life?

      Lemmy: Work!

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    A deep interpersonal relationship, one that finally shifts the focus from one’s self-centeredness and hedonistic desires to caring about someone else, to prioritising the other. As sad as it is to say (because not everyone gets to it), I don’t think you can be a proper mature adult without it, you’ll just be a selfish, shallow child with no patience for the other. So, taking care of a gf/wife and taking care of your children obviously belong to this category, as well as being a devoted caregiver in general.