A letter from November 16th, 2024

Time Travelled — 12 months

Peaceful right?

Dear Kiara,im starting this letter on the 15th and hopefully i finish it by tomorrow. so this year was a bit of a roller coaster ride where the first half was the up and the second half was the down. i read your entry of 2021 where u wanted urself to stop emotionally hurting others and its safe to say that we failed big time. im not gonna mention it here but we both know our insecurities and vulnerabilities so i hope youve worked on it by then because i havent worked yet. i wonder how different my life will be by then. how many people are u still in contact with and what are you doing after ur graduation. have u figured out which one was the road not taken by and has it made all the difference? or even if youre on a path that has been taken by everyone thats okay. the other day i checked the letters which are time travelling and saw one i sent from 2020 to 2025 and i remember vividly thinking when i was writing it that its so far away and i might cease to exist by then but 2025 is just less than 2 months away now. time passes so quick its absurd. i feel like i went on a 2x mode without even realising it. i hope it brings some sort of calm to your impatient heart that the time will pass anyway. and theres no need to rush because you will miss it when its gone. “i suddenly realised that we were on borrowed time that time is always borrowed”. im writing a big *** letter because youre always somehow mildly disappointed about how most of your birthday letters except one doesnt give you much insight on the you you were a year back. but even if they dont just know that all of them mentions significant things you would want to read down the line. you watched spirited away this morning and this line stuck with you “once you do something, you never forget. even if you cant remember.” i hope all is well and good with you. sending you warmth and hug from this single room where there has been so many memories and they linger in every corner. 

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