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Reddit user Some_Being_Online asked: 'What is the deepest thing someone has said to you?'

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We may not always realize it, but there is inspiration all around us, often from things we've read, watched, or heard in conversation.

Sometimes people really surprise us with the deeply profound things they say to us, and that message can be life-changing.


Redditor Some_Being_Online asked:

"What is the deepest thing someone has said to you?"

Invest in the Things You Care About

"The grass is greener where you water it."

- Acceptable_Cup_3015

Worry Less

"'Worry is not preparation.'"

- Big-Routine222

"My husband told me once, 'If you’re worrying about it before it happens, you’re putting yourself through the experience twice.' While I still worry about stuff, it’s really put it in perspective."

- caitlin-c18

Celebrate Life

"I stopped giving a s**t about my birthday when I was 27. I used to request off or at least the day after off to recover from the previous night, but I just stopped caring."

"Last year, an old lady at my job found out it was my birthday and surprised me with a card with money in it, the kind of way a grandma would."

"I tried to tell her it wasn't a big deal and give the money back, but she insisted, saying, 'You should always celebrate your birthday. You don't know how many you have left.'"

- Sol-Blackguy

Life Lessons for Kids

"Prepare your child for the road, not the road for your child."

- dvmdv8

"The way I heard was: You can't child-proof the world, so you'd better world-proof your child."

- CowBoyLaw

Not a "You" Problem

"A person's actions are a reflection of their character, not yours."

- YallMindIfIJoin

"Everyone is someone else and they’re all just trying to find themselves. Let them."

- bulitproofwest

A Challenge to Step Up

"'Yes, someone should do something about that. So who are you? A nobody?'"

"I have long struggled with feelings of inferiority and whatnot, that kind of helped out."

- Burning_Monkey

Live at Your Own Pace

"'Why tiptoe through life to arrive safely at death?'"

"Although you also have the opposite, 'I would rather be late in this life, than early in the next.'"

- liberaliar

Over Before You Know It

"When you're about to become a parent, the amount of s**t you get told is unreal. Parents can't wait to tell you, 'You'll get no sleep, you'll have no life, it's all changing nappies, etc.'"

"However, I was in a meeting with a guy at work, we were making small talk before the meeting, and I told him I was about to become a dad, expecting the usual."

"Instead, he just went really deep but really chilled and just went, 'You're about to have the most amazing thing happen to you ever, but never forget, they're not yours. You're just borrowing them while they need you but you need to get them ready to not need you anymore.'"

"The older my kids get the more I appreciate it."

- Educational_Act_6602

Processing Grief

"When my baby died and I was a mess, someone told me, 'I can’t imagine the pain you’re going through. I know your heart, expectations, assumed roles, and future memories have been broken. But to your child, they had a perfect life. All they ever knew was your love.'"

"I still cry thinking about it but it really did help. I know some may take this differently, but it was what I needed at the time."

- ballerinabaskets

Love with Nowhere to Go

"Grief is the price we pay for love. And it’s a bargain."

- khmergodzeus

"I’ve heard it slightly differently as, ‘Grief is love with nowhere to go.’ I like yours better."

- LB-Dash

The Power to Let Someone Go

"If someone you like doesn't like you back, as hard as it is, you have to let them go."

"If you truly care about them as you claim you do, respect them when they say their happiness is without you. Otherwise, trying to force it is now only about you, and that's not love or friendship."

- llcucf80

The Pain of Indifference

"It's not that deep, but I heard it as a sophomore in college (remember that hormonal swamp that is your late teens?) and it just floored me: 'The opposite of love isn't hate; it's complete and utter indifference.'"

- dragonfeet1

Sometimes Things End

"Something can be good, and also end, and that thing was still good. And it’s okay to be sad that it ended, too. But the idea that anything that ends is automatically less than this hypothetical eternal state of success, doesn't do us any good."

- yakuzamax

The Importance of the Journey

​"All that you’ve gone through: the good, the bad, and the in-between have led you to exactly where you are now. You had to go through it all in order to be here, with me now."

- tvaldez19

This were powerful points that we could all learn from. It absolutely makes sense why these Redditors found these points to be so groundbreaking.

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