• One of the most crucial pieces of advice was to control one's mind and life.

In today's fast-paced world, seeking advice from strangers online is not uncommon. With the rise of social media platforms, individuals can now connect with people from all walks of life, sharing experiences and wisdom.

Online users on the X app have taken the initiative of advising each other, primarily based on their own experiences. One question that received much attention was, "What non-sexual advice do you wish you knew earlier?" The insightful and thought-provoking responses offered valuable lessons that can benefit anyone.

Some advice included making oneself mentally attractive rather than just focusing on physical attractiveness to impress others. This involves educating oneself, addressing toxic thoughts and insecurities, and learning to be happy alone.

Other advice centred around healing before having children so they don't have to heal from having you as a parent.

Another essential advice was not to subscribe to other people's definition of "fun." The fun doesn't have to mean drinking, partying, and socializing; it can be something as simple as a night alone, getting lost in a book, or creating art.

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Before getting married, it's essential to discuss bills, parenting styles, sexual expectations, financial expectations, and family health history, among other things, as love is not enough.

The age of 15-30 was also noted as a golden era in one's life, where one makes friends, makes mistakes, falls, fails, learns, realizes, hits reality, falls in love, and gets hurt. It's when one can shape their future and learn valuable life lessons.

One of the most crucial pieces of advice was to control one's mind and life. This involves working on mental models, learning big ideas, studying significant disciplines, practising critical thinking, and strengthening one's vision and leverage. Thinking in a multidisciplinary way and differently can open up new possibilities and opportunities for growth.

Finally, it was recommended to normalize saying "no" without over-explaining oneself. If someone is offended by your boundaries, that's their problem. The best weight you'll ever lose is the weight of other people's opinions of you.