Life is complicated, and it can be even tougher if you are left to your own devices to try and figure it all out and make major decisions on your own. Luckily for you, we here at eBaum's World have got your back. Here are 23 unwritten tips that could help you get through it a little easier.

Be kind to people that are working. Food staff, medical staff, etc. Don’t take your bad day out on someone else.

Buy a plunger before you need a plunger

Your mental health isn't your fault, but it is your responsibility.

Never make fun of someone else's laugh, be it how they sound or how they look. Laughing is the most natural expression of joy and happiness and for someone to feel self-conscious about that is so brutal

Don’t have strong opinions about something you know nothing about.

Not everybody is your friend, be careful who you vent to. Many people only want juicy gossip and don’t give a s**t about you or your problems.

Don't propose at someone else's wedding.

It never hurts to compliment somebody on the quality of their work, their hobbies and whatever field is most important to their self esteem. It always goes a long way.

Horrible people wont always be punished for hurting others and it's really unfair.

Don’t ask for somebody else’s opinion and get mad when they tell it to you.

Do not swipe left or right if someone shows you a photo on their phone.

If someone asks for a tampon/pad and you have one to give, you give it to them. Even to a stranger.

That just because someone is family, doesn't mean they're a good person.

If you're borrowing it for a third time, you need one of your own.

Social media isn’t reality.

If you saw someone stealing formula, diapers or food, no you didn't.

Give people their personal space. Not everyone wants to snuggle a stranger.

Before you enter an elevator, LET OTHER PEOPLE OUT FIRST.

Let go of what you cannot control.

The sooner you accept that life isn't fair, the better.

Under promise and over deliver. People will think you are a genius.

Surround yourself with people who will mention your name in a room full of opportunities.

Not pointing out flaws in someone’s physical appearance.