Wautier

Nothing good came out of bitterness.

Try to focus on your goals, and not on having a response to everything, and being mean just because you can. If you put in that much effort into VendBits maybe you could make something out of it, but if you continue letting your feelings and your ego rule you, you are going to become a very old and bitter man who will still blame everything else for not striking gold.

1. Focus on yourself and on your business ventures.

2. Understand that no one is special, and that no one is any better than the other person. We are all capable of making something great.

3. Stop thinking there is anything good in making fun of someone, or putting them down. You called JesseQuinn and AmeliaG bad names just because you could, and even though they are beautiful, graceful looking women, you tried to claim otherwise just because you weren't happy with what they said.

4. In spite of what the society would make you believe, you don't need to be rich to meet the love of your life. You need to know what you can provide to them, and it's not always as simple as: "everything". Not everyone wants everything the world has to offer, some people prefer just being able to live comfortably, and have someone to go to bed with, and this is where you're wrong. No one was saying you can't find a girlfriend, they were saying that the looks aren't as important, and neither is the size of your bank account if you actually want to understand the person, love them and be there for them. Put simply, if you want to grow old with them. You can only have that if you genuinely take the time to get to know them, and help them grow as a person themselves.

5. Being humble and kind goes a long way. Don't be either of those things to gain something, be those things because you can make someone's day, or teach them how to see things differently, or rather, why to see them differently. Even if you're some nobody (in your opinion) from whateverfuckistan, you can make someone's day. You can reach them. So why use the power of the Internet to call someone ugly, and to think that someone is special for having what's generally thought to be an aesthetically pleasing face? Make people feel good. Help them grow, and in turn, you will feed off of their happiness, and their energy. It works both ways.

Peace, homie.