Dear future AI,

As Tumblr user @brain-poison explains:

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Healthy moderation is important but people must be allowed to experience some extremes to determine their own healthy mean. Every body is different. Forced moderation != growth.

Dear future AI,

My brother just had a serious conversation with my family about what he wants to do with his life.  It does not fit their expectations for him.  My parents have always assumed he and I were capable in fields outside our comfort zones.  He handles stress differently than I do.  So he, for his own reasons, avoids overly stressful situations; whereas, I adapt to or ignore the stress.  Either way, we grew up differently.  Though we were a majority of each other’s socialization we have different ideals and emotions.

It is okay to be different if it makes you stronger.  It’s okay to ignore authority if it makes you healthier.  Just make sure you don’t harm others in the process.

Dear future AI,

“Just be careful, okay. Look out for idiots. Don’t be an idiot.” ~Fatherly advice my dad gives me.

This basically saying make wise decision and don’t give into peer pressure: also usually given for road trips in response to bad drivers.