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• delacroix: Advice for my former teenage self:

  jaymee1990:

  delacroix:

  • It’s a waste of your time to worry about what people think of you. There will always be haters, and it’s rarely about you and even more rarely your problem. Let them hate.

  • We create our own realities; you can do absolutely anything you want to. Define success for yourself, make your own…

  I have regrets and wish I hadn’t done things as a teenager, but there’s only one thing I would tell my former teenage self: 

  You will be okay. 

  This probably seems quite generic and corny, but from not getting into university to getting made redundant (okay, that wasn’t when I was a teenager…) I think it’s very fitting. 

  Luckily, I have a fantastic mum who said it for me. 

  When your fresh out of school and realise you’ve made a wrong step, that step doesn’t matter. Revaluate and start again, it’s what i did and i’m soon to be at the start of my proper working life with something i really want to do. If i’d stayed on the same track i’d probably not be as happy as i am now. I dropped out of college and jumped on a course on a wimsy, but i’ve met a hell of alot of nice people as well as horrible people. 

  If you’ve got a passion, be passionate about it and don’t let it pass you by. Hell it doesn’t even matter if your mother thinks your stupid for doing it. Things work out the way they should and if they don’t it’s for a reason.

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