Discuss.
>>997566
Cliche.
>>997566
The love of my life married another man. Tried to lead an international volunteer project, failed so bad that the third world community told me to fuck off. Quit my job to start a business, never did. My only two friends don't talk to me anymore. My parents are the only family that talk to me more often than they need to.
So, what do I win?
That's some Tai Lopez shit.
>>997566
100% true.
But simply failure for failure's sake isn't gonna get a person success. You have to try. And it's this aspect that makes failure painful.
>>997566
It's lame because obviously it's better to succeed in the first place. Some failures can follow you for the rest of your life. With that being said its better to take some risk than no risk at all. You can't live in fear or you will find yourself stuck in the same position for the rest of your life.
>>997583
you're supposed to learn from your failure, goober.
>>997583
what did you do to the third world community?
>>997613
He was a pedo
>>997566
>Fail with family
Hahahahaha no. Do not do that. Either its your birth family, in which you never get a second one, or it's your married family, in which failure results in decades (or more) in alimony/child support.
Some failures are too costly.
>>997646
The whole message is about learning from your mistakes, anon.
Brendan Fraser has excelled in marriage because he chose the JUST FUCK MY SHIT UP SENPAI BAKA DESU route.
I had some /r9k/ spaghetti tier job interviews, it does get better...kinda
>>997566
>Fail at giving advice
>Fail really bad
>Fail really big
At least they're taking their own advice.
