What are some of the truths you've learned in life, /adv/?

>>18645759
There's no such thing as "soul mates" and some people die alone.

>>18645759
Fear is pretty much pointless unless you're in immediate danger, and that goes for plenty of other human sentiments and immediate responses

Communication is the most important skill in life. Perfect grades does not make you successful.

Everything is half chance. Everyone is terrible and nothing is special. We're just concious monkeys on a insignificant planet around a tiny sun. We mean nothing. Have a beer and relax.

Negative emotions are not meant to be felt longer than 30 seconds. They're designed to alert you of something and get you to take action. The sooner you learn this and choose to feel something and let it pass, then either take action or just take in the information if there's nothing you can/should do, the more time you can spend being happy.

Everyone lives on their own little planet and it's okay for you to. You may find people you want on your planet or you really want to be apart of their world and most of the time it never works out. Persistence is the biggest key to life. Without it there wouldn't be life.

>>18645759
Trust is earned, not given.