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People Are Sharing The Most Important Things They Realized As They Got Older—And We Couldn't Agree More

It's impossible to tell yourself what things will be like when you're older, but we certainly want to try and reach out to our younger selves these days.


Twitter user @nicksonpt2 invited the discussion when they tweeted:


And people had quite a legion of different answers, starting with cartoons we all know and love:






The truth about adulting:




The other truths about adulting:



How to treat others like humans:




That everyone has a sly sense of humor:




And of course, the things we wish we'd known all those years ago:



H/T: Indy100, Twitter

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