What is the best advice that you will give to your children?

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  1. mrpooper profile image36
    mrpooperposted 12 years ago

    What is the best advice that you will give to your children?

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    Ghost32posted 12 years ago

    Hard to say.  My biological children haven't spoken to me in more than 30 years.

  3. nabeelplus profile image59
    nabeelplusposted 12 years ago

    Well my advice will be to help others and make this world a better place than what they had for themselves

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    AlienWednesdayposted 12 years ago

    People are human and they make mistakes.

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    Saugasfinestposted 12 years ago

    We all mistakes, and in some cases, you will have an opportunity to go back and fix the mistakes that you've made, and learn from them as well.

    But living in Canada has taught me three things that you should absolutely NEVER make a mistake with because it will haunt you for the rest of your life.

    1. Do EVERYTHING IN YOU POWER to avoid EVER getting involved with the police and having a criminal record. The system might be designed for reform, but most people, employers, and society doesnt seem to recognize this. Once a criminal, always a criminal it seems to be.

    2. Your drivers licence is a privilidge and can be taken away. After 12 years of driving from the time i was 16 years old, i can atest to the fact that it feels really crappy to have your licence revoked for 2 years, plus having to get involved with the police, the court systems, and not to mention the unnecessary waste of money you shell out in lawyers and fines that could easily amount to the down payment on what would be my first home. When you're young this may be hard to understand and i'd really hate for you to have to learn the way i did.

    3. Travel! There's nothing in this world that is better at teaching you about diversity, human suffering, poverty, world issues etc than seeing it with your own eyes first hand.

  6. TMApsey profile image75
    TMApseyposted 12 years ago

    I think that the most important lesson to teach our children is to respect others, and trat one another as you would yourself for in doing so they will earn the respect of others. Almost every law, every rule in life is centered upon this concept.

  7. Ruchira profile image72
    Ruchiraposted 12 years ago

    Loved the recent hit song:-Never say Never!
    It has so much depth in it besides being short and brief smile My son has been humming that song and what better way to explain him the realistic of life smile

  8. BreakingUp profile image59
    BreakingUpposted 12 years ago

    That would be - LISTEN TO YOUR PARENTS smile

  9. ktrapp profile image91
    ktrappposted 12 years ago

    There is so much advice I would love to give them, but I think to be truthful above all else is the best advice I can give. Your reputation and being a person of true integrity is central to all relationships, and when trust is broken it is difficult, and sometimes impossible to get back.

  10. HrtsMakeFamilies profile image61
    HrtsMakeFamiliesposted 12 years ago

    To be true to who they are even if most of society doesn't like it or even me.

    Now I'm not saying to be bad here.  Just that when it ultimately comes down to it.. they have to be true to their heart.

 
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