What are things you shouldn't do in life?

In my opinion, you shouldn’t -


  1. Compare yourself to anyone. It doesn't make any sense. Everyone is unique out here and everyone has had a different journey.
  2. Do anything that you have to do forcefully, be it relationships, friendships or yoga poses.
  3. Hurt people or animals. What fun/need is in that?
  4. Take parents for granted. What raising children is, you only understand once you becomes a parent. And then you realize how much your parents did and sacrificed to give you best of everything. Do not hurt them.
  5. Belittle anyone. Treat people the way you want to be treated. Everyone has a heart which gets hurt. Have empathy.
  6. Control people who love you. They can be your parents, spouse or children. Don’t limit them. Don’t get everything done the way you want. Let them be free. Let them live as they wish to.
  7. Underestimate yourself or anyone for that matter.
  8. Let ego come in between relationships. It’s easy to let go of people but once done its difficult to get them back.
  9. Stop learning and growing. Knowledge is the greatest wealth anyone can possess.
  10. Demand time and importance from people. If not given on its own, it isn't worth it. People who want you will give them to you in ample without being asked.
  11. Expect from people. I know it is difficult. But yeah if you can, there is nothing like it.
  12. Regret about past. Looking back we might think we should have done things differently. But what we did when was the best that looked that time. Regretting doesn't change anything. Look forward.
  13. Care about what others think of you. That limits you. Anyways thats not important. What is important is what you think about yourself.
  14. Compromise on oneself. Be it physical or mental health. Make your body and happiness a priority.
  15. Blame others for your life condition and situations. Not happy, make changes. Only you are responsible for your life and nobody else.

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