Lessons I wish my family taught me in my youth.

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Hi everyone,

I thought I would share this with you all. My family although they did the best they could came up short in some vital areas. I want to share with you what I wish they taught me when I was a younger person. I had to learn this later in life like some moron. I hope you all appreciate it. Thanks.

Racial pride. My God I wish they taught me racial pride. They were too politically correct and normie pilled.
The evils of the jews and their push towards degeneracy and destruction of our folk.
Duty and responsibility means more than fun and diversions.
College IS NOT a requirement. Trades are also an option.
14 words. Live White, and have at least 3 White children if you can afford it. If not then live off the system but our race must survive no matter what.
Learn to do things yourself. Be your own handyman.
Self-reliance is important. By age 18 you need to get out and learn to fend for yourself.
Tradition, family and race matter more than you will ever know.
Learning to use a rifle at a young age and hunt.
Don't give your kids the things you never had. Teach them the things you wish you were taught. Skills, knowledge and discipline matter more than being spoiled with things.

Hi everyone, I thought I would share this with you all. My family although they did the best they could came up short in some vital areas. I want to share with you what I wish they taught me when I was a younger person. I had to learn this later in life like some moron. I hope you all appreciate it. Thanks. 1. Racial pride. My God I wish they taught me racial pride. They were too politically correct and normie pilled. 2. The evils of the jews and their push towards degeneracy and destruction of our folk. 3. Duty and responsibility means more than fun and diversions. 4. College IS NOT a requirement. Trades are also an option. 5. 14 words. Live White, and have at least 3 White children if you can afford it. If not then live off the system but our race must survive no matter what. 6. Learn to do things yourself. Be your own handyman. 7. Self-reliance is important. By age 18 you need to get out and learn to fend for yourself. 8. Tradition, family and race matter more than you will ever know. 9. Learning to use a rifle at a young age and hunt. 10. Don't give your kids the things you never had. Teach them the things you wish you were taught. Skills, knowledge and discipline matter more than being spoiled with things.

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Number 10 made me cry and poo and pee and cum my pants. That's a good one.

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Fuck off with that shit.

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Thanks lol.

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Same my man.

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Thanks.

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You only have one body, take care of it.

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That's a good one too.

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Of all the advice I could think of you hadn't covered, youth considered, I thought it to be most important. Had a cousin learn this lesson the hard way. He wasn't even out of high school yet. Sigh, just passing it along for you guys to give to your children.

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Get a dental checkup every 6 months. Always have money set aside for the dentist, and car repairs. You don't need 40 fucking electric guitars.---electric guitar collector

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All good advice. 👀, Oh shit... There's 4 electric guitars in this room and more down the hall... Lol, you're right.

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Not joking...I have 40 FUCKIN ELECTRIC GUITARS. Some I haven't even taken out of the case in years. I am retarded.

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Don't give your kids the things you never had. Teach them the things you wish you were taught. Skills, knowledge and discipline matter more than being spoiled with things.

You want them to have a better start than you had, but also need to make them understand they should have to work for what they want. Nothing in life is free.

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Exactly. Don't shield your kids from hardship. You will not always be there for them. Teach them the skills and resilience to endure any tough situation.