Hello. I just turned 23 a couple of days ago. Here are 23 things I've learned so far:
Most problems can be solved by communicating.
People are scared of things they don't understand.
When in high school, don't adjust your dreams to accommodate someone else's.
Sometimes it's okay to quit.
Friends do exist; you just have to find the right ones.
Long-distance relationships are doable.
When in a stressful situation, it's best to take it one step at a time.
You are as strong as you allow yourself to be.
Always doublecheck the time of an exam before the day of the exam.
Never park your car in a parking garage without taking note of your surroundings.
Sometimes it's cheaper and smarter to rent a car than to put all those miles on your car.
At times, it's necessary to go against your parent's wishes.
If you feel like shit, talk to somebody.
Car insurance rates change from county to county.
If you just bought your car, and you can't afford to buy a new car, get comprehensive car insurance.
Learn when it's appropriate to work smarter and not harder.
Don't ever think that "it won't/can't happen to you."
Love is not a sign of weakness; it takes strength to trust in love.
Breaks are necessary.
You shouldn't have to ask your partner for permission.
Age and maturity are unrelated.
Vanilla extract does not taste good by itself.
Things aren't impossible unless you choose to believe they are.
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