Are you walking around thinking that everyone else knows the rules when you can't even figure out what to have for dinner? Well, Redditor u/Avery-Reichert asked fellow internet dwellers to do the unthinkable: Write down all those unwritten rules.

What's an 'unwritten rule' of life that everyone should know about?
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Nearly 3,000 comments later, we've put together our top picks to help you get through life a little bit easier. Now you're in the know.

We're walkin' over here, so be considerate

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Mistakes aren't bad — they're actually the best tool you have

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Basic politeness and humility will get you far

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No matter how well you know something, you're probably missing important information

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Treat your future self with the kindness you'd extend to anyone else who depends on you

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If Lin-Manuel Miranda has taught us one thing, it's to pipe down

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'Be kind, rewind,' but scaled to a whole planet

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Use the proper door etiquette or pay the price (with pee on the floor)

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Leave people alone if they're not on the clock

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Need some other Reddit wisdom? Sometimes, bad advice is more useful than you'd expect it to be.

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