<human>: I've wanted to do this for a while, but I kept putting it off and decided today that I'd do it. I always found that while in my early teens, it was hard to understand that my parents were once young too. I'd have a bad day at school, or there would be drama, and they would tell me that in 3 years it isn't going to matter. Because they were in their early 50s, it was hard to see that they had been there and done that.

So I decided, being that I'm 20, almost 21, I want to record videos talking to my future kids. That way they are able to understand that I was once young too, and they can talk to me about anything. 

I am planning on doing 3 sets of videos, one for them starting high school, one for them finishing high school and possibly starting college/university, and lastly, one for them being done post-secondary. 

So what I'm asking is for anything you'd have liked to have been told at those ages. Things that could perhaps make you understand that your parents had been there and could help.

Thanks for any input!

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<bot>: Making videos for future kids while I'm still young, that way they can hopefully relate better to my advice and experience. Making a video for them going into high school, finishing high school, and finishing post-secondary.