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People younger than 30, what advice would you give to people over 30? (lemmy.ml)

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[–] [email protected] 3 points 4 months ago

I’ve never been valuable to the world. But now I’ve gone through a bunch of shit and know things people who haven’t been through that shit don’t know.

Should I try to share that? I’m not really done trying to be helpful, you know? I haven’t spread my own wings yet, despite being old.

So should I just give up to make space for young people who want to feel that, or should I chime in with what I’ve learned.