1). You don't need to be somebody else to be accepted. What's the point of being friends with those mimics? You don't love your friends by following every-single-thing they do. You should have learned that their shadows would do that much better. 

2). But I think it's okay to change, as the 'change' itself means you've learned something that what you're turning into is worth to pursue, because we are all seeking who we exactly are. That's the point of living.

3). But we also need to understand that not everyone's ready for change, especially those whom you have got along with. No worries. It happens to everyone. We all need time to change, as well people need time to accept it. But if they don't, still, chill. You don't change to please everyone. Happiness comes from within.

4). You can't force everyone to accept you (whether you have faced the phase of 'changing' or not). I always tell myself that we can't satisfy everyone. See whom you pray to. Even Jesus has people that keep hating him for centuries.

5). It is okay to be different. No one is exactly the same. The hardest part of believing is to stand for it - that's what we ought to be learning.

6). Apart of "Does freedom really exist?", I personally believe it has to be pursued - to learn to be free-man. To be responsible of things we choose of things we've given. Once Kak Fer said, "At least (by choosing to not be responsible of things they chose), they get to know their-selves better about things they dislike."

7). Surround yourself with everyone. Being around people is the major happiness.

8). But you should also learn to be okay when you're alone. There are two ways to know yourself better: to learn when you're around people, and when you're in your solitary moments.

9). Nothing in this life is exactly "right" and "wrong". Things are just "appropriate to be done" or not.

10). I think we should start learning to get used to think logically. Me no good at it, really. But since we can't fully trust your emotional thinking (if it truly exists), we need to. (or is this just an assumption?)

11). Assumptions may be taken lightly.
12). God exists. And He's still in charge in the universe (and the other infinitive numbers of universe. Sorry, Hawking.)
13). Religion separates human-being.
14). My generation lives in the era of apathy, which I believe was artificially constructed, so then political propaganda seems to be the best weapon to destroy people.
15). Masyarakat kita masih mental orang jajahan.
16). Although you tell you're leftist, you should learn what it really means. Telling you're a leftist by simply hating rich people of what they achieve with their efforts is nonsense.
17). Moral and ethics are not necessarily related to religion
18). We should have Freedom of Belief instead of Freedom of Religion here.
19). You can't hate people because they don't believe in your religion, and you can't think you can be superior by believing in certain religion as well. (I try not to repeat 'nonsense')
20). Girls in this generation are brainwashed. They should acknowledge that they also have the full right of their bodies.
21). Manusia pada hakikatnya adalah mencari kebenaran, bukan mencari pembenaran
22). I don't think I want to get married. But if they ask me what kind of guy I would like to marry, I'd like to marry the idealist one. Humanist is preferred. Leftist is desirable. Although he would end up in jail.
23).  And for you, marry a guy that spend money on books instead of body lotions and hair gels.
24). Oh, I also suggest you to marry a guy that always encourages you to keep learning, keep thinking, and above all - the one that acknowledge your free-will.
25). "We are all learners after all" - Kak Fer