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Sent 1 year into the future, delivered 6 days ago

A letter from July 15th, 2018

Dear FutureMe, I'm so glad that you're alive. I told you these failures you face won't be forever. Be grateful now. And also be proud. You must be a great dancer by this time. I'm so happy and proud about you. Thanks for being strong and never giving up!!!

Written July 15th, 2018, sent to June 30th, 2020

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Sent 10 days into the future, delivered 6 days ago

A letter from June 21st, 2020

To you who is reading this, Things might be tough right now, but it'll be alright. Keep on fighting, keep on getting up even when the world gives you so many reasons not to. Because guess what? There are still so many possibilities that tomorrow holds. Some days may get dark and cloudy, but ...

Written June 20th, 2020, sent to June 30th, 2020

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Sent 1 year into the future, delivered 7 days ago

A letter from June 30th, 2019

Dear me, You did it. You finished your intern year. Im sitting right now, full of anxiety, dreading tomorrow: the first day of internship. I'm scared because I feel like I know nothing. I'm scared because I can't log into EPIC, I don't know how early I should come in, idk who my patients ...

Written June 30th, 2019, sent to June 30th, 2020

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Sent 1 year into the future, delivered 7 days ago

A letter from June 30th, 2019

Dear FutureMe, It's 9:05pm on Sunday June 30th. 1 year to the date and probably the time that you started everything. You walked away first because you were scared, you didn't know what to do and you were confused. He sat there and begged you not to leave and yet you did. At this point you know ...

Written July 1st, 2019, sent to June 30th, 2020

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Sent 1 year into the future, delivered 7 days ago

A letter from June 30th, 2019

Dear FutureMe, 12 days and you will be turning 24. How is life? I am sitting here reminiscing on my life in general. One month since I left the place I considered to be home. I wonder where I will be. Future seems dark in a way that's exciting. Things are not really working out right now but I ...

Written July 1st, 2019, sent to June 30th, 2020

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Sent 8 years into the future, delivered 7 days ago

Life after highschool

Dear FutureMe, How is life? Did you go to college or join the Marines?! Do you still live in dumb Maine? (I hope not) What is your career? Hope you have a nice house and car. Stay in touch with friends. Hope you are still single. Remember you love to be alone. Sincerely, Past you :)

Written January 1st, 2012, sent to June 30th, 2020

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Sent 6 months into the future, delivered 7 days ago

A letter from December 31st, 2019

Dear Future Me, I hope you didn't let the year 2019 bring you down, that year wasn't the best time in your life but you definitely met a friend that is worth keeping, just because you started the year with something shitty and not great didn't mean you had to end it shitty, things still didn't...

Written December 31st, 2019, sent to June 29th, 2020

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Sent 10 years into the future, delivered 9 days ago

Dear FutureMe, How have things changed?

Written June 28th, 2010, sent to June 28th, 2020

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Sent 9 years into the future, delivered 9 days ago

Read Only in Space (Preferably on Mars)

Dear FutureMe, If you are reading this, you have successfully made it into space, or even to Mars. The chances of me figuring out if I ever go to space are 100%, but I wish to know now. Too bad that can't be done. I hope I have kept this E-Mail address. If not, I will invent the Time Machi...

Written September 2nd, 2010, sent to June 28th, 2020

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Sent 1 year into the future, delivered 9 days ago

A letter from June 28th, 2019

Dear Future Me, I know you are feeling a certain amount of pressure going into your second year. First, your classroom management was poor, and you're getting many of the same students back. It's going to be a battle to re-teach all those kids with increased boundaries and expectations. ...

Written June 28th, 2019, sent to June 28th, 2020

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