Ha ha - your life must be one of constant disappointment. 
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If I could tell my 10 y/o self something, it would be to get the %$#@! away from your parents if you want to have any semblance of a happy life.
Of course, there’s no way I could have followed that advice. We’re completely dependent on our parents at that age.
Not at all Bruce 
, just waiting, to see what happens, after all the ridiculousness
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Always go out. With at least One Friend.
They watch your back. And you watch theirs.
Safe & Sound Rules.
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My advice to my younger self would have been encouraging me to continue to use common sense. I don’t regret any of my younger year choices except one.
I do wish I had been more openly compassionate to my friends. They needed the encouragement to know other friends were behind them, mistakes or good choices. Luckily, during the 60’s, I hung out with friends of all backgrounds, as they helped me become a better person for it.
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