Things I learned from my mom

          My mom is the best and I love her because I can talk to her like one of my friends. She never says much, but when she does, she really makes me think about it. She is the most remarkable female figure in my life and I have learned a lot of things from her. Ok, my aunt and my grandmother also had some influence, but not like mom <3

          So, here are some things that I have learned from my mom:

• It's hard to be a woman and you have to sacrifice a lot of things to keep everyone happy.
• Not all guys are ass holes, but every guy has a really messed up side that he doesn't show unless he really trusts you. And that side is not nice at all.
• You should always chase your dreams and fight your fears.
• Life puts you on second place sometimes, but you shouldn't accept that.
  
• Your efforts are rarely appreciated.
• Crying never helps, but it makes you feel better.
• You have to give yourself a break from time to time and just say "fuck you, world, today I'm gonna lay on the grass and listen to my mp3".
• Sometimes you need to confront the people you love and make them understand that you control your own life.
• You should try to love and appreciate everyone around you if you want them to do the same.
• Make-up is not something necessary, but it's a good way to show off your natural beauty.
• Cheep stuff is just as good as expensive stuff. You just need to know where you should go shopping and where you shouldn't.
• Coffee is not bad for you health.
• High heels are uncomfortable and can cause you all sorts of problems with you legs and feet.
• Your vices don't make you a bad person.
• Work is just something you do for money, but it's even better if you like it.
• If you give up your hobbies you will end up walking around the house dying of boredom.
• It's better to be silent than to complain all the time.
• Never stop making cute little surprises for the people you love.
• Having a car will make your life easier.
• Moms are probably the only ones who can really understand their daughters.
• Never judge someone rich and important straight to their face. Do it behind their back.
• When judging the people you love, make them understand that you just want to help them.
• Never be ashamed of your family because they are the only ones who will accept you no matter what you do.
• Don't run away from the people you love when they hurt you. Tell them what bothers you and fix it together.
• Life is unfair. It's a fact and no one can change it, but you need to appreciate what you have before it's too late.
• If you can't help someone achieve their dreams just stand by their side on the way and tell them they can do it.