A letter from May 02, 2023

May 02, 2023 Greetings, Shaniah. This is a message from the future, and I hope you still have access to your email because it will arrive around 2024/2025. Ending our friendship was the best thing for me since it gave me tranquility that I couldn't experience when I was with you both. Given.  I had the confidence to stop our relationship by March for the past few months (December, January, and February). With you guys, I always felt like I was choking and couldn't breathe, so ending that was so great because I love being alone, but don't get me wrong, I love being with you but not being with you. I admit to you that I no longer like Given.    I always felt like I was choking and couldn't breathe. She even had a crush on someone who I still like. You know me; I don't break up with someone just because of a guy. I like both of you, but I don't like being around you. I hope you're well, because I'm disappointed that you're not attending our class since, uh, we didn't chat, and I felt awful about it. I hope you change and find the motivation to embark on a new road because where you are right now is not ideal; you're hurting your life, and I don't want to see you unhappy. I hope you've grown and changed. I appreciate everything you have done. I appreciate you being my best buddy and putting up with me for the first 4 months of the academic year. I apologize for the poor outcome; it wasn't our fault; just like romances, they weren't meant to be. I appreciate your love and the memories you've given me. Architect, good luck in your journey! - from a potential attorney, she.