What is the best advice your Mom has ever given you, or wish you got from her.?

Everyone makes mistakes...move on and dont dwell on whats in the past...Learn from ur mistakes





Treat others how you want to be treated





Pick ur battles (in parenting with my daughter)





God never gives you anything you cant handle....Everything he throws at you makes you a stronger person and molds who you are today...





Whenever you think you have it bad, remember there is always someone else that would give anything to have what you have been blessed withWhat is the best advice your Mom has ever given you, or wish you got from her.?
That you can't please everyone all of the time, so don't try to, just be yourself.





Not everyone is going to like you, no matter how hard you try.





Be an independent woman. Never feel trapped, so learn to support yourself, and don't rely on a man. The man may not always be there, and you'll need to be able to dust yourself off and stand on your own two feet.What is the best advice your Mom has ever given you, or wish you got from her.?
';pick your battles'; was by far the most usefull one





don't ever let a man make you think you NEED him... that one was pretty good i guess





';pay attention to the mistake your sister has made'; was another... although i'm not as stupid as my sis and would never do what she has done
My mom always told me to be myself and to follow my heart.


To never let anybody put me down no matter what should occur (This was because I'm shy and I have low self esteem, and I'm learning from it now).
None. I'm 22 and my mom gives nagging overbearing advice all the time...i tend to tune her out.
That cheap vodka is just as good as name brands. I'm not joking. Seriously. That's about all she taught me.
';Pick your battles'; is what comes to mind, although she gives a lot of great advice.
It's okay to date, but use birth control.


Even if you sleep with the guy, doesn't mean you have to stay with him.
That it's ok not to be perfect. You don't have to do everything right.
That it's ok not to be perfect. You don't have to do everything right.