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Happy Sunday everyone, I hope you're all doing well, having a great day, another weekend, and new topics in the [Weekend-Engagement topics](https://hive.blog/hive-168869/@galenkp/weekend-engagement-topics-week-259), proposed by our friend @galenkp, as always, very interesting and controversial topics. To make my entry, I decided to answer question ***No. 2: If you could go back in time to when you were fifteen years old, what warning and what advice would you give yourself and why?***. This question brought me back to that crazy stage when I was only 15 years old, and I wanted to take on the world. I also thought I knew everything, and I was right about everything, typical behavior of a rebellious teenager haha. I share my entry.</div>
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I have no doubt that my teenage years were one of the most difficult of my life. I found myself in an eternal conflict with myself, with life, with my parents, over their divorce, which still hurt me at 15, just as it had when I was 8, when they separated. I think that in order to avoid showing that pain, I behaved as rebelliously as I could, so I would get both of their attention. In short, it was a stage in which I couldn't understand many things, and this led me to make many mistakes, to trust the wrong people, and to have to learn at a very young age that excesses are not good. If you want to lead a good life, I think if I could turn back time, I would start by warning my 15-year-old self that in this life all our actions have consequences, and many times these consequences mark us forever. Time definitely passes, and there is no going back. (Note: I'm the one holding the red thermos haha.)</div>
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I would have a lot of advice for my 15-year-old self, which I can't say I didn't have at that time. I had the best grandmother in the world, and she always advised me and gave me her love. No matter what I did, my advice would be: don't think you know everything. You're just beginning to live, and you really don't know anything. Trust only in yourself and in God. Another piece of advice: all the bad things that are happening to you right now will teach you to be strong, to not make the same mistakes, and to be a better person in the future. The truth is, I think there would be thousands of pieces of advice, but I think that many times we have to live through certain situations in order to get up and learn. Thank God, those stormy days of my adolescence didn't last long. I managed to understand and mature. After many things, not everything was negative. I kept the positive aspects of those days, the happy and beautiful days that I also went through. </div>
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I say goodbye, my friends. It was a pleasure to share this post with you all. Until next time, blessings.
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