People should not make Jew jokes. I know that that seems entirely random, but it's not. It is completely relevant (at least, to my life). And I hate it when people do that. Especially when I've asked them to stop several times, and then told them to stop several times, and then ignored them several times because of it.
I'm just sayin'.
Girls have the right to fangirl over at least one thing of their choice. And that they should. It is both fun, and when someone else shares your fangirl, you can have a series of fangirl moments (not to mention you'll always have someone to rant to when someone disses your fangirl). So I am pro-fangirl.
ALWAYS admit that you are, or could be, wrong. Especially if it's true. It saves you a lot of embarrassment later. Insisting that you HAVE to be right ALL THE TIME makes you look like an arrogant jerk (in my opinion).
Don't reject people entirely, at least before you have had an adequate conversation with them. You can't judge people from a distance and get everything right.
NEVER wear stripes and plaid. It just doesn't work. EVen if they're the same color.
Compete against yourself, not the people around you. If you only compete against others, what happens if and when you get to the top? Do you just stop trying? Is that good enough? And what if you're at 'the bottom'? Does that mean you're worthless? That you can't do anything? Try to know where YOU are, and not pay as much attention to the others.
You know, I could just copy-paste a list of my values. I already put like, three of them there.
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2. Listen to people when they're talking to you.
3. Show gratitude.
4. Give people three chances; one to mess up, one to make it up to you, and one to decide the outcome.
5. Be encouraging of the people around you.
6. Spend time with people you want to have or continue having a relationship with.
7. Be careful about the small things, because they can make a large difference.
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9. Accuracy first, speed second.
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