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11 Love Lessons We Learned From Gilmore Girls

We may not realize it, but TV shows teach us new things about ourselves and everyday life in every episode we watch. Gilmore Girls teaches us about love throughout every season when dealing with Rory and her boyfriends, Lorelai and her men, and even within their friendships. Love is a prominent theme in Gilmore Girls and we find ourselves using its guidelines for the proper way to love and be loved. 11. The person who loves you will go out of their way to do nice things for you that they know you like even if they don’t necessarily enjoy it themselves. 10. You should experience new things, let loose, and have some fun every once in awhile. That’s the fun in dating! 9. Being able to share hatred over the same people and things and dish out gossip about mutual enemies is a must in a relationship.  8. Yes Lorelai, YES! We want

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14 Love Lessons We Learned From One Tree Hill

14. Don’t change yourself for anybody. If they love you, they should accept you for who you are. 13. You don’t give up on the person you love when things get hard. Keep on fighting and giving second or third or fourth chances. 12. Life is too short for games. Anything can happen at any time so why not tell that person you love them before it’s too late? 11. When you know, you just know. 10. The right person will know everything about you and you won’t be afraid to tell them. They’ll know what’s on your mind just by your facial expressions, body posture, tone of voice, etc. Sometimes they don’t even need to see you to know there’s something wrong. 9. Once again, life is short and love is precious. Let it happen. 8. You should see a future with them and want to experience every moment of your life with

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My Coach, The Unsung Hero

A lesson we all learn as we go through life is who to hold on to. Some people have a way of building us up and making us stronger people, hold on to those people. Yet, there will be a few people who make you want to be a better person, who help you become that person, and sticks by you through it all. Those few people have a heart of gold and do it all out of the goodness of that heart. They genuinely care. I am lucky enough to call one of those people my coach. He lead multiple groups of girls to consecutive championships in two different sports, and he taught each of us the hard work it takes to succeed. In many ways, he taught me how to be successful in school and at work. Some days nothing came easy. Some days I needed a few extra ground balls hit

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10 Valuable Lessons from How I Met Your Mother

10.) Don’t Let Fear Steal Your Funk: Fear can be your greatest setback. Never be too afraid to work towards your dreams because of what other people think of you, or what you think of yourself. Be confident in your gifts and talents, and understand that you can succeed. Always work hard in whatever it is that you are passionate about. As long as you are doing your best, what more can you do? Don’t be so laid back in fear that you fail to give your all. In everything you do, give it your best shot without fear of failure. If you fail, learn from it and try again because giving up will get you nowhere. 9.) Your Friends Will Always Know When You’re Lying: If you think you can get away with something, you’re probably wrong. Those closest to you can always tell when something is…poopy. Go behind your friends’

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9 Lessons You Learn in College As Told By Hanna Marin

Everyone knows that there is a lot to learn in college. One may think that when they go away to college that their main focus will be learning and studying for their major, however, one will quickly learn that academics are not the only lessons they’re receiving. Here are nine life lessons that you learn in college as told by Pretty Little Liars character Hanna Marin. 9. Sometimes you have pretend to be friendly We all know that you’re inner heartless b*tch is screaming to come out, but sometimes you have to pretend that you actually don’t hate everyone and put on a happy face. 8. Living without a phone is not an option Because let’s face it… how can you make it through the day without posting your lunch on Instagram and tweeting about how much you hate college. 7. Looks can be decieving  The phrase, “Don’t judge a book