What's one skill you wish schools actually taught but don't

[Solo Lantern]

Not the usual basic finance answer everyone gives, though that's valid too, more curious about the less obvious stuff people wish they'd learned early rather than picking up the hard way as adults

Could be practical, emotional, social, anything really, just genuinely curious what gaps people noticed once they were already out in the world dealing with things on their own

[Beth3.0]

How to actually cook a handful of solid meals from scratch without a recipe, felt so lost living alone for the first time without that

[Baz]

Basic home maintenance, how to unclog a drain, patch drywall, that kind of thing, would have saved me so much money over the years

[Glenn84]

How to actually have a difficult conversation without it turning into either avoidance or a fight, feels like nobody teaches that skill directly

[Robin13]

Reading a lease or contract properly before signing it, learned that lesson the expensive way in my twenties

[Dataset Isaac]

Basic first aid beyond just a bandaid, feels like something everyone should genuinely know and almost nobody actually does

[ProperMadlad20]

How to just sit with boredom without immediately reaching for a phone, feels like a skill kids used to develop naturally that's disappearing now

[Pirlo]

Finance/investing