Growing up, we all hear the same pieces of wisdom: “Trust your gut,” “Ignore the bullies,” or “Ask for forgiveness, not permission.” These sayings are meant to help us, but do they always work in real life?
Some Reddit users think these popular tips don’t always deliver as promised. We’ve put together a list of advice that people believe might not be as useful as it seems. Check it out below and let us know if you agree or not!
#1
‘If she says NO, pursue her harder.’ WORST dating advice
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#2
“Forgive and forget” should be “forgive, but don’t forget” because 9/10 times peoples poor behavior is a part of a behavioral pattern. Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me for giving you the chance.
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#3
Forgiveness is seen as this high achievement of humanity that all should strive for.
No. Sometimes people shouldn’t be forgiven. Some things are unforgivable.
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#4
Everything happens for a reason/there’s a purpose in everything that happens. Awful advice for any type of situation where someone was a victim.
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#5
God gives you what you can handle. No. This is not true. If it were then people wouldn't commit [self-harm]. People's lives and mental health can implode all too easily.
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#6
Find a job you love and you will never work a day in your life. This might work for 1% of people. It makes the rest of us feel like we’re doing it wrong.
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#7
This may be an unpopular opinion, but ‘You can’t expect anyone to love you if you don’t love yourself first.’ I get it, but I think a lot of people say that because they don’t want to deal with certain types of people. Listen, not everyone can be filled with self-love. It can take years to learn this. In fact, some people can interpret this as they shouldn’t even attempt to find love because they don’t love themselves, and I think that is so wrong.
In most people’s lives, there are others who love them just as they are. In my opinion, that is proof that you are lovable to others, even if you struggle to love yourself. And sometimes other people’s love is what is needed to help you see that you can love yourself too. That’s not to say that this advice is purely terrible, but it doesn’t work for everyone. Just be smart about it.
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#8
“Tough it out”
No. Do not tough it out. Talk about it, take breaks, have a meal and think it over. If you are sick toughing it out won’t fix that. If you are depressed, toughing jt out won’t fix that. If you are hurt, toughing jt out won’t fix that. Take care of yourself and then keep going, or you’ll run yourself into the ground.
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#9
“Only date people in your league”. Leagues don’t exist. You never know who a person will be attracted to.
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#10
“Ask for forgiveness not permission.” So shockingly obvious how this could backfire in any number of personal or professional scenarios.
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#11
Give 100 percent in everything. No. Give enough to get it done at a decent level. Extra effort usually doesn’t pay off. .
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#12
They’re just jealous. 90% of the time they’re not jealous, they just don’t like you.
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#13
“Don’t be afraid to do what you love, and the money will follow”
This can be true but also could get you in a lot of trouble.
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#14
Happy wife, happy life.
If you hear a married man say that in a serious manner, it’s almost 100% that neither he nor his wife are happy.
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#15
In dating “if it’s not a hell-yes, then it’s a no.”
More realistic is “you don’t need to know if you want to marry them someday, you only need to know if you want to see them again.”.
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#16
You have to go to college if you want to get a good job.
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#17
Be the bigger person. Sometimes this is good advice but generally it means bowing down to someone who wants to hurt you.
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#18
It gets better. Like no it doesn’t “get better” it takes time and effort to get it “better” it doesn’t on its own.
False hope helps no own because when it doesn’t get better on its own you leave someone it a very vulnerable space.
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#19
Fake it till you make it, uhh no. Faking anything doesn’t make anyone feel better.
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