That’s a tough one lol. I would’ve been so shocked I chose more schooling that there wouldn’t be any room for a proud feeling. I guess maybe the fact I live in an apartment, but I feel like that’s cheating because it is a matter of luck, not hard work so I’d say maybe my kindness and helping out with family and friends. Little me would likely be happy to know that I still like making people smile and helping them when I can.
Left my heavily abusive (incestuous)husband of 11 years.. kids and I got out. We are safe and he’s in jail. Alot of women don’t leave for good. And when their husbands…… Abuse.. Their own biological children… Their biological baby ..they don’t always leave to protect their children nor pursue justice.
I have finished school, i studied, I became an engineer, and i got a smart and beautiful wife and four wonderful daughters (one could say that, in a sense, im surrounded by hot women 🙃)
My teenage math-hating school dropout incel loser self won’t believe any of it tho 👀
I actually sit down and do the things that need to get done more often. More “often”. I used to struggle too much to just sit down and do what needed to get done, and now I struggle less to do it. My younger self would admire that, even if there’s more work to be done about that part of me, for sure.
Ah, and I finally learned math. My younger self would definetely be kind of impressed by that, since that guy probably never thought he’d be as mathematically capable as he actually ended up being, even if, again, there’s more work to be done about that part of me, for sure.
That I’m still an atheist, I’m still interested in learning new things and travelling the world, and I still believe facts, science, and in trying to make the world a better place.
I became a pro wrestler, I do reality show performances around the world, I have a huge videogame collection, make cool stuff with my friends, and perform in comedy clubs in Hollywood!
Restart my career after a long tenure. It’s scary and difficult but I owe my younger self her learner-mindset and her burning passion to create something new during her twenties because that’s what I’m channelling into when I’m applying and interviewing for jobs lately.
Keeping my house clean. Grew up heavily neglected and our house was a nightmare. All my life I hoped never to have that again and I’d be so proud of my current self for being able to.
I acted completely professional, courteous and friendly to people who have been backstabbing me and taking away some opportunities at work. I actually think I came off quite genuine. And I’m quite proud of that. A younger me might have said something that might have damaged my career.
I built my own computer and 3d print stuff from my favorite video games, movies and TV shows.
I’ve always been interested in tech, but grew up in a household that couldn’t really afford it. I can only imagine the look on my face if I could show my young self all the helmets and weapons that I’ve printed, my young self would never leave
Not becoming a teen mom, drug addict or gangbanger. My dad is one of 9 children. As a teenager he was a gangbanger, thief, high school dropout and a teen dad. He was the problem child in his family. He was 17 when I was born and all his family and thought I would follow in his footsteps when I got older. Well my dad never abandoned me. He eventually got his shit together, he got sober, got a good job, moved us out of the hood and has always been an active, loving and caring dad. We didn’t have much growing up but he gave me everything. I’m proud to say that I never turned to drugs, never got in with the wrong crowd, I finished school and did not become a teen mom. I’m now 32 and I live a very happy life with my partner and our two children. I proved them all wrong.
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Work.
Don’t drink alcohol,
Working out
Being a mother
Shower occasionally and not take myself too seriously
I’ve chosen to cut ties with my abusive father.
I’m self employed. Younger me would love this.
My younger self would mostly be mortified, but I help my mom bathe and dress, like she used to do for me. My younger self took so much for granted.
Stand up for myself
Making friends
Give money to the homeless.
I stand up for myself, no longer let people walk all over me. I learned to say no. I don’t have to make everyone happy.
I listen no matter how dumb people sound.
Still take time to build Lego for relaxation / self medication
That’s a tough one lol. I would’ve been so shocked I chose more schooling that there wouldn’t be any room for a proud feeling. I guess maybe the fact I live in an apartment, but I feel like that’s cheating because it is a matter of luck, not hard work so I’d say maybe my kindness and helping out with family and friends. Little me would likely be happy to know that I still like making people smile and helping them when I can.
Left my heavily abusive (incestuous)husband of 11 years.. kids and I got out. We are safe and he’s in jail. Alot of women don’t leave for good. And when their husbands…… Abuse.. Their own biological children… Their biological baby ..they don’t always leave to protect their children nor pursue justice.
Being more careful about my diet.
Professionally, I’ve achieved everything I dreamed of as a kid. It’s not nearly as great as I thought it would be but I’m happy.
Take care of my grandma and family ❤️
Regular gym and sports activities 5+ times a week
Giving praise to almighty in prayer.
I have no contact with my family. I’m married to a man that does amazing impressions of cartoon characters and understands fictosexuality
Stop people cold when I don’t wanna play some bs mind game
Playing drums, mountain biking, driving a car
having friends
Followed my dream since I was 12 of making electronic music, joined a record label and get videos for my music.
I have finished school, i studied, I became an engineer, and i got a smart and beautiful wife and four wonderful daughters (one could say that, in a sense, im surrounded by hot women 🙃)
My teenage math-hating school dropout incel loser self won’t believe any of it tho 👀
Hold my ground in the face of frightening obstacles.
Spit back at people who mistreat me 😈💅 yet I’m the ahole lol
Having achieved the skills I always wanted to have, being successful at it and taking care of the family I helped create
Drive without my dad screaming I’m about to cause an accident
I actually sit down and do the things that need to get done more often. More “often”. I used to struggle too much to just sit down and do what needed to get done, and now I struggle less to do it. My younger self would admire that, even if there’s more work to be done about that part of me, for sure.
Ah, and I finally learned math. My younger self would definetely be kind of impressed by that, since that guy probably never thought he’d be as mathematically capable as he actually ended up being, even if, again, there’s more work to be done about that part of me, for sure.
I eat 3 meals a day instead of just surviving off of breakfast. Wish I could go back and give high-school me a hug.
Family and my job,
That I’m still an atheist, I’m still interested in learning new things and travelling the world, and I still believe facts, science, and in trying to make the world a better place.
Be confident.
In my comfort zone, I was ok. Make me talk to strangers, and I would go to pieces.
It’s part of my job now.
I became a pro wrestler, I do reality show performances around the world, I have a huge videogame collection, make cool stuff with my friends, and perform in comedy clubs in Hollywood!
Living my little kid dreams to the fullest!
Being able to pay the bills.
Masturbate and don’t feel like a pig.
I have really good sex
A bunch of things.
Not dead. honestly, that was touch and go for a while.
I’m starting to take testosterone, something I’ve wanted for 10 years but never had the courage to do. My appointment is in a few weeks.
How to say no when I don’t feel like company.
Restart my career after a long tenure. It’s scary and difficult but I owe my younger self her learner-mindset and her burning passion to create something new during her twenties because that’s what I’m channelling into when I’m applying and interviewing for jobs lately.
Keeping my house clean. Grew up heavily neglected and our house was a nightmare. All my life I hoped never to have that again and I’d be so proud of my current self for being able to.
Applying for a master’s program at only elite universities with a strong likelihood of acceptance.
I will graduate with a 3.95-4.0 GPA in my undergrad in a few months.
You would not be able to convince me of this even two years ago. Let alone like five or ten years ago when I was a kid.
I would probably cry!
Being a firefighter and driving fire engines. My young self never wanted anything else
I’m still alive
N cuz I’m miserable as f now
I acted completely professional, courteous and friendly to people who have been backstabbing me and taking away some opportunities at work. I actually think I came off quite genuine. And I’m quite proud of that. A younger me might have said something that might have damaged my career.
Loving my life instead of seeing it as a burden
I built my own computer and 3d print stuff from my favorite video games, movies and TV shows.
I’ve always been interested in tech, but grew up in a household that couldn’t really afford it. I can only imagine the look on my face if I could show my young self all the helmets and weapons that I’ve printed, my young self would never leave
Take my health and safety more serious. No more gulping down energy drinks and Little Debbies while weaving in and out of traffic.
Self sustain. Got a house, car, job, do not depend on my parents, do not have debts.
I’m chasing my dreams
Not becoming a teen mom, drug addict or gangbanger. My dad is one of 9 children. As a teenager he was a gangbanger, thief, high school dropout and a teen dad. He was the problem child in his family. He was 17 when I was born and all his family and thought I would follow in his footsteps when I got older. Well my dad never abandoned me. He eventually got his shit together, he got sober, got a good job, moved us out of the hood and has always been an active, loving and caring dad. We didn’t have much growing up but he gave me everything. I’m proud to say that I never turned to drugs, never got in with the wrong crowd, I finished school and did not become a teen mom. I’m now 32 and I live a very happy life with my partner and our two children. I proved them all wrong.
Not dead. Honestly, my younger self set the bar real low.
Just having a bed