17 Lessons Selena Gomez Can Teach Twentysomethings About Life

    Sometimes the heart just wants what it wants.

    1. Go ahead and take that selfie!

    2. But make sure you take plenty of pictures of your friends too.

    3. As an adult, it can be hard to let yourself be open to new experiences and people, but it's important to stay vulnerable.

    4. You're allowed to be excited about your own success.

    My face when I saw my billboard in TIME SQUARE!!! What!!!? ☺️😂

    5. Sometimes, the heart just wants what it wants.

    Not every relationship you're going to be in is going to make sense from the outside. Not every relationship you're going to be in will be fully healthy and equitable. That's OK. You live, you love, and you learn.

    6. And only you know the truth about your relationships.

    7. You should know how to make at least one healthy meal from scratch.

    8. On a related note: try to find a workout you can at least tolerate.

    9. It's OK to not be OK sometimes.

    Had major anxiety at the airport. Not feeling good at all..

    You don't have to have it fully together at every moment. Give yourself permission and space to have bad days.

    10. When the going gets tough, the tough go out dancing.

    "My attention span is all over the place, and I overthink things," Selena told Teen Vogue in 2013. "I'm an insomniac. Dancing allows me to go away and not have to think of what I'm doing next. That is the opportunity for me to really escape."

    11. Take care of yourself the way you would take care of a friend.

    12. Go play outside!

    13. Listen to your doubts and fears — they're trying to tell you something.

    14. Find a system of support that will be there with you through good and bad.

    Today I'm thankful for my beautiful pastors. They are a constant.

    15. Love the skin you're in.

    16. You call the shots now!

    17. Also: tacos are better at midnight.

    When you're all in bed about to go to sleep but one person mentions tacos... (Me)

    It's just a fact.