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22 things i learned at 22 - relationships, anxiety, post-grad, teaching

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she's BACKKKKKKKK. 22 things i learned at 22: 1. relationships are messier than i thought. 2. friendships ebb and flow when you guys are at different points of life. 3. some things can explain but not excuse behavior. 4. when I’m sad, angry, etc. usually what I want is connection. so, seek that instead! 5. tell the people you love you love them! 6. your adult body will be different than your teenage body. 7. helping other people distracts you from your anxiety. 8. teach kids to have autonomy. 9. it’s not that deep. 10. perfectionism holds people back. 11. share more positives than negatives. 12. things don’t always turn out the way they seem. you won’t know until you try. AND it didn’t work out the way I thought, but it worked out better. 13. your failures could lead to opportunities. please don’t take rejection too seriously. 14. let go of grudges. 15. no one wins with revenge. 16. focus on your relationships. 17. friend groups aren’t actually all I dreamed of. 18. post grad life is lonely. 19. you’re their teacher, not their friend. 20. people like you. nobody’s mad at you. 21. worrying doesn’t change the outcome. 22. friendships have seasons. s o c i a l s ⭐ business inquiries: MsAlisonTeaches@gmail.com tags: alison chin alidog15 alidoggames anxiety friendships therapy post grad master's teaching relationships love break ups heartbreak adulthood adulting life lessons

About This Video

In this video, I’m sharing 22 things I learned at 22—aka the little (and big) lessons that hit me in relationships, friendships, anxiety, post-grad life, and learning how to be a teacher. I talk about how relationships are messier than I expected, and how friendships really do ebb and flow when you’re all in different seasons. I also get into the difference between something that can explain behavior vs. excuse it, and how a lot of my “sad/angry/anxious” moments are actually me craving connection—so I try to seek that instead of spiraling. I also share what I’ve learned about adulthood: your body changes, perfectionism can keep you stuck, and worrying doesn’t actually change the outcome. Post-grad life can be lonely (like… surprisingly lonely), and friend groups aren’t always the dream we think they’ll be. On the teaching side, I talk about helping kids build autonomy and the reminder I need constantly: I’m their teacher, not their friend. Overall, this is a cozy, reflective reset—letting go of grudges, choosing peace over revenge, focusing on relationships, and remembering: people like you, and nobody’s mad at you.

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