Women Confess The Biggest Mistakes They Made In Their 20's

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    Font - r/AskWomen u/LivingForAdventures · 6d 1 S 1 1 What was the biggest mistake you made in your 20's? Woman of Reddit... I want to know what's one of the biggest mistakes you made in your 20's that has maybe lead you to deal with up until today? 242 289 1, Share
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    Font - KnittinAndBitchin • 5d Not seeking therapy sooner. Now that I am in therapy, my therapist and I have looked back at my history, and apparently I've been walking around with undiagnosed and unmedicated bipolar 2 for at least 10 years. There were things that I purposefully ignored because I didn't want to deal with it, warning signs that I stuck under my hat, and terrible moments that I lied to everyone about because I didn't want them to think I was "weird." But had I just gone to therapy,
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    Font - msstark • 6d · ? Didn't save any money. Reality hit me like a ton of bricks when I was laid off at 27 and realized that if it wasn't for the severance check I couldn't go two weeks with what I had in my bank account, even though I made a very decent amount. G Reply 1 233 ...
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    Organism - SleepFlower80 •6d • ? Staying with the wrong person in an abusive relationship for waaaaay too long because I was scared of "being left on the shelf", like that's the worst thing that could happen to me. G Reply 4 210 3 ...
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    Font - JessicaJones71 • 6d I was actually 19 but it was also through my twenties but without a doubt dating someone with a child. If you are childless in your 20s don't do it. Enjoy the best years of your life being carefree and having fun and having a relationship or relationships where it is about the two of you, not living a life full of drama that you didn't create. Xx G Reply 1 147 3 ...
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    Organism - BitterPillPusher2 · 6d Dropping / failing out of college. Ieventually went back and graduated (with honors), but it would have been a lot easier if I just took it seriously and did it the first time. 6 Reply 4 86 3 ...
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    Rectangle - luckhaveit4me · 5d Not speaking up when my gut was telling me to. G Reply 4 79 3 ...
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    Font - Allyslastic • 5d Moving too fast because you are in love. By 27 I thought I had it all figured out. I thought my "whirlwind romance" was just like the movies. Moved in 4 months later. Theeeen he snuck | around for 2 years doing meth. Crashed my car. Lost his job. Loads more. Basically l'm still dealing with all that aftermath and am very weary of who I let in now. G Reply 4 76 3 ...
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    Rectangle - cptnsaltypants • 5d Having boyfriends who didn't really like me G Reply 4 73 3 ...
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    Font - BooeySchmooey • 5d 1. Not saving any money (especially when I lived at home and had 0 outgoings!) Ladies, put 25-30% of your pay in a savings account if you can TODAY! 2. Caring way too much about what people thought about me. Like, actually cancelling plans because I didn't have a new outfit, better makeup skills or that my friends were too pretty and I didn't want to be compared to them. People think this about themselves rather than other people. Don't stress and have a good night out!
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    Font - Catt_xiii • 5d 1. I moved out too soon. I wanted to be independent so badly, but I was not ready for that move. 2.I shouldn't have enrolled in university right away, I should have worked until I knew what I truly wanted to do. 3. Not seeking help for my depression sooner. G Reply 4 45 3
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    Rectangle - Solar_Grrl • 5d · ? Married a dumbass. Reply 4 32 3 ... +B
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    Rectangle - jalapenorthwest · 5d I wish i made out with more random guys, honestly G Reply 1 27 3 ...
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    Font - happyhippo237 • 5d I dated this one guy on the sole reason because he kept asking me out. I wasn't attracted to him but I caved. He was nice but not for me. I can't believe I wasted 2 years of my life with him. 6 Reply

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