If you could meet yourself, back in the year 2000 what advice would you give you

If I meet myself in 2000 you say. Please control and exercise and do not put on weight. It would become a problem 10 years down the line. Yes as of now I am struggling with the battle of the bulge. That would be the advice I would give to myself of the 2000

Enjoy it while you still can, cause you can never go back to what or how it was... I think that is the best advice I could give to myself cause I never really enjoyed my college years, which started at 2001. And that's what I really regret, cause I can never really go back and try it again.

Well, if I knew then what I know now, I'd have joined American Airlines frequent flier club in 2001 because I've made more than 20 trans - Atlantic flights since then, mostly with AA, twice with Delta.

Don't do it, don't do it... and speak up when something's not right...

I think I would tell myself to remember to be more fiscally responsible. I spent most of my money frivolously when I was younger, and I regret it now because I could have used that money for investments or just savings. It would have made a large difference on my life if I had been saving all these years.

bet everything you have on Chelsea winning the premier league.. then i'd know i'll have my retirement plan all set up for me

I think I would have to beat myself repeatedly around the head and say "Don't waste your money" I got divorced in 2002 and although I received a fair settlement, I probably should have stashed most of it.

I would tell me that I should spend more time on myLot, because this is an excellent community to meet people from countries around the world and make friends. If I don't listen to me, then I would punish me ! Ha ha !! Very nice question. Thank you !

My advice to myself back then would be "Things will get better you can get through this". I was in 11th grade in 2000 and I had horrible depression. I used to cut myself. My sister graduated from high school that year and I felt so alone knowing she was going off to college. I tried not to cry at her graduation but I was miserable and my mom saw the look on my face and thought I was going to start trouble or something so she yelled at me and wow just getting through that graduation was so hard. In 2001 I watched my grandfather die. In 2003 I got married and was miserable until now in 2010 when my husband and I split up and I am finally happy and free. Its hard sometimes knowing what a hard time my ex is having but I felt like dieing when I was with him I was so unhappy. He was controlling and belittled me all the time. If I can get through this I can get though pretty much anything. The last 10 years have been brutal to me but its getting better. I just look at my life and say one day at a time.

take chances, you really arent that bad looking. boys are stupid. dont eat too much. always dance. dont slack off in school. finish on time. dont go out with the first boy who asks you out. dont go on internet dates. enjoy your friends before they go off and make their own lives. help where you can. your mom is crazy. have a better relationship with dad. be a harder sister to little bro. dont cover up for him. dont help him. get him involved in something that'll take his mind away from his vices. kick his friends out of the house because they suck. its hard to just pick one thing . there's so much that i would change. life might be so much more different. i might be done with school and teaching. i might have married my high school sweetheart and been healthier and maybe happier. who knows. my entire life may have been better. its crazy to imagine what couldve been.

I would tell myself not to go to that totally lame lesbian Y2K party. Everyone there was either older than me, really older than me, and/or not hot or attractive. Just one girl seemed OK, but really devoid of a personality. She was a car salesman. I kept thinking my car wouldn't start, but it did, and I drove myself home that night without a hitch.

I would tell myself to never miss any of my children's activities.. and I would tell myself to tell my son to NOT go to the LSU Alabama game in 2008... that way he would avoid the wreck that changes our lives.

Believe in yourself and never hesitate to do what you think is right!

Listen to career advice for the elder, more experienced persons.

I was starting high school in the fall of 2000 and I would have done a lot better in school and went to college right after instead of waiting and then not finishing. In my honest opinion even though people speak and say do this and not that people really don't understand until afterwards. I remember being in high school and everyone saying these are the 4 years to remember to do well and blah blah and even though I wasn't a bad student I could have done a lot more and got interested into a whole lot more.

There is only one piece of advise i'd give and that is to back my instincts and thoughts I've worked on and not depend on others.

"Take care,Be aware of that b*tch." Simply that . lol.

hi there, this is such a mind-boggling question.. ahm, i would rather tell myself to be careful on persons that i would be meeting and to continue living the life i am living..

I'd tell myself to study harder in high school, somebody will transfer to our school who would be a great competitor and she would ruin my entire academic life! haha