17 sai no thema: To my 20 sai no jibun

Time Travelled — almost 2 years

Peaceful right?

Dear FutureMe, today is the big day. I turn 18 today, which means I'm a legal loli now. I visited my old elementary school yesterday, and I felt nostalgic and emotional. Everything that happened flashed before me like in a shoujo anime. It was raining. Perfectly matching my sorrows. I would do anything to be that happy little kid again. Everything has to change, everything is gone. I'm normally happy on my birthday, but not this time. All I can feel is sadness. It feels like my life is over. I didn't get to have my amazing summer at 17 like they do in idol songs. I have wasted the 2 best years of my life. Is anything meaningful anymore? I don't think so... The days before, I spent listening to seishun songs as seed fell down and wind blew in my hair. It really was like a shoujo anime, wasn't it? 17 sai by Minami Saori can't be my theme song anymore, so now I'm going with Eighteen by Matsuda Seiko. But I have done a lot, haven't I? I played the main character in a school play. I will never forget that. Also, I debuted as an idol. That's probably the most awesome thing I have done. I loved standing on that stage, performing for a crowd of hundreds of people, despite all the suffering that led up to that day. I have played a lot of roles in my life. I have been a daughter, a friend, a student and an idol. I used to dream of becoming a Princess as a child. I think I still have that pink dress somewhere. I remember when I used to run around and play, waving my wand and shouting magical attack names, dressing up my dolls, fighting pretend evil, singing Disney songs. I just want to return. I'm stuck in the past. But I still have hopes for the future. I'm going to release a song about not wanting to grow up. The title is As the flowers bloom. I put my entire soul into it. I hope it will be successful. I know that would make you really happy. Please listen to it once you finished reading this. I hope you are a famous idol in Japan when you read this. Our dream of performing at the Nippon Budokan before turning 18 didn't come true, but maybe we can do it before we're 20. Let's aim for that! Also, I wanna see how you look! Have you gotten skinny? Are you even cuter than before? Is your hair long and really big? I guess I can't know before I become you. But I will try to make you into a cute girl and an amazing utahime. I hope you're doing good! Ganbare! I love you, so keep being awesome!

Epilogue

about 10 hours later

Hello, past self. We somehow made it to 20, and things are looking good. We didn't do anything grand or special before my 20th except listening...

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Egatr i as iwert leef lieyednift i ntd'o. Eilf eflse ese,iwrbttet is 02 vroe ngtruin of eon hcartpe ym kile. Ym ont'dse het thmac mrbnue sluo. 9 lkie ro i 8 fele meor. .
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Gons we teh verne tnfyuanloretu mdae. Naym so wten thnigs onrwg hrete. Rntae' ilstl adn lla we e'erw fusoma ta kstuc ni sd,enwe. Eismt in ew a fro a welih bdna nda mrfrdepeo heva tbu been mleiptul. Ddi hguth,o ds,nbdai is nbda a utb irorpud ltlis ahtt gtnih. Eb ntaw ao,skrrct to a thauhglo lido tno wno we na. Dnrelae ti hvea yiedefnitl at htat ot otetng nasiatg aosl have of endasit singngi kniwgro bteter use ew and ocvei eepd uhmc.
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Dtdn'i nsknyi ew egt. Pl,pum 'rwee onw sllit htta aubto but ppayh dan codntfnei. Deealrn erctu than bagns ot llits od eltgirn yrllea we rwe'e nda t,ceu woh aemyb fe,ebro. Hte oklo ffylfu awy we bgnsa trbtee eyht nhat ni eth apst adh. On ew raih and it's nd'ot kwnorgi but gelnor giowgrn fyulff ey,t 'rewe avhe long ti.
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Ro tbu ajnsapee tca ti orf ,emoynra eus ew relaly eeybw t'don uoy drows do 'lil.
(∀(o゚(゚)*(o)*)) !geanabr.
Uoy nghsit i lilw teg isermpo reetbt.

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