Lessons Learned After One Year of Living Alone
- If you have access to your parents, go kiss their hands and feet right now, then continue reading this post.
- Life is exactly as it is. No magical event or miracle will happen unless through your own optimal, real, and correct effort (not to be confused with overwork).
- Your bed is the most important and valuable thing you have. If someone gives you a place to sleep, they are doing you a huge favor. Food is the second most valuable thing, and it doesn’t happen automatically. Dishes and clothes aren’t washed by themselves. Clothes don’t dry or iron themselves after washing.
- Most people who left Tabriz (at least those around me) also left behind Tabriz culture. Expecting them to behave like life in Tabriz is almost certainly a mistake.
- The prerequisite for living alone is the ability to manage crises, emotions, depression, and any abnormal mental state. If you can’t handle it, stay under your mother’s care.
- Time plays the most important role in your life. You must learn to value it, or it will teach you its value the hard way.
- Give your friends the value they deserve (neither less nor more) so they treat you according to what they receive.
Forward: arazgray.com/what-i-learned-after-1-year-living-alone.ink