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“You Will Regret It Later On”: 25 Millennials Share The Best Advice They Have For Gen Z
Social IssuesJUL 5, 2025

“You Will Regret It Later On”: 25 Millennials Share The Best Advice They Have For Gen Z

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As exhilarating as it can feel to be young, it's easy to also feel lost and unsure. Let's face it, without life experience, it’s pretty darn hard to know what to do and, just as importantly, what not to do. Mistakes are good teachers, but seldom fun to go through. 
A netizen asked people 30 and older “What advice can you give to people in their early 20s or younger?” and folks from across the internet gave their best suggestions. So get comfortable as you scroll through and take note if you are on the younger side. Upvote your favorites and share some wisdom if you happen to be thirty or older. 

#21

Man wearing cap lighting a cigarette in dark surroundings, illustrating advice Millennials share with Gen Z on regrets.
If you think you might have a addiction take care of it now. The whole "you hurt the people closest to you" isn't a cliche and if you have a conscious it'll be hard to live with. It's better to get it taken care of sooner than later.


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#22

Elderly man sharing advice with young girl showing the best advice for Gen Z from millennials perspective
Keep in mind that when someone who is older and more experienced gives you advice, they're generally giving the advice that they wish they had followed when they were young. It's not necessarily advice that is calibrated for you or your circumstance.
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#23

Four children wearing colorful muddy rain boots standing side by side holding hands symbolizing advice for Gen Z from millennials.
Wait to have kids.
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#24

Person chopping vegetables on a wooden board, focusing on fresh produce as advice for Gen Z from Millennials.
Learn to cook. Way cheaper and way healthier. Learn to change your car’s brakes yourself. There’s not much else with owning a car where you can turn a $500 fix into an $80 fix in two hours.
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#25

A couple holding hands with a bouquet of flowers, symbolizing advice and connection between millennials and Gen Z.
Don’t get married yet. You have no idea who you actually are and what’s really important to you in your early 20s.
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