A letter from Sep 15th, 2021

Time Travelled — almost 5 years

Peaceful right?

Dear FutureMe, I hope you were able to overcome the past challenges that you faced during the past school years. I hope you are now having fun; you are not getting that tired anymore. I hope you were able to find true happiness now. I hope you were now able to say to your parents what type of job will you be doing in the future, I know now that I can’t tell my parents what I want my job to be in the future, but I hope you are now able to tell them, and I hope they are supporting you. I hope you will have a lot of subscribers and viewers on Youtube. I know telling my parents that I want to become a Youtuber will be hard for them to accept because I studied in a great school but becoming a content creator will just be my work in the future. I hope you are still friends with the people you were able to meet online. I hope you are still talking with them. I hope you were able to confess your feelings to your crush now because currently, I know the feeling of not confessing then you’ll be seeing your crush being happy with somebody else, I hope that doesn’t happen to you again, but it’s okay if she doesn’t accept because there is still a lot of women you may meet. I hope you are now enjoying the path you chose, the type of job you really want because according to the past movies I was able to watch, they always tell a person who is deciding on a job, is to apply to the job that your heart wants, where you will always be happy with when working. I hope you are still focusing on your goals, still trying your best to achieve your goals. I also hope it is already normal out there, no more pandemic, no more virus, free to go out now because right now it sucks. After all, we are still stuck in the house because of the virus. I hope you stay safe and healthy. I hope our parents are still safe and healthy. I hope my older sister will be working now by the time this letter is sent to you. I hope you will be able to read this after 5 years.

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