Public letters from the past

Time Travelled — almost 1 year

A letter from August 24th, 2019

Dear FutureMe, Hey Vani! how are you doing? You better say amazing! You're such a loved person by sooo many people, I know 2018 and beginning of 2019 was difficult and so many things changed in your life but hey YOU ARE STILL BREATHING!! WOW!! a lot of people really don't see that as a accomplishment but it is you woke up today alive, healthy, you are okay! And for that I am proud, if that is ...

Time Travelled — 4 months

A letter from April 16th, 2020

Dear FutureMe, We’re in the middle of quarantine right now. All I’ve done this past week besides be an essential worker is paint and listen to my books. Going through the ACOTAR series again. I’ve made a habit of cooking eggs, eating an orange, and making tea with creamer everyday. It’s the highlight of it these days. I’ve been chatting with my friends every now and then, staying up early into...

Time Travelled — 3 months

A letter from May 18th, 2020

Dear FutureMe, Do what excites. I'm literally so freaking tired of being who everyone wants me to be, and I want to do what I want to do. Stick to your goals, but also go out and do fun things. Stop being so afraid of everything. I know social anxiety is hard but no one gives a crap - I don't notice it in other people, so get out of your head and start doing things. I'm writing this in qua...

Time Travelled — 3 months

Epilogue

A letter from May 19th, 2020

Dear FutureMe, Question everything, the big the small and all aspects in between, then accept the answers. If there isn't an answer, accept that too. There are so many things in life that you aren't going to get an answer to, so it's better to spend your time accepting the answers you do get and the fact that many things just do not have a clear answer. Life is crazy and confusing and someti...

Time Travelled — 8 months

A letter from December 14th, 2019

Look. This is not a letter. This is a reminder that you matter. I know how you feel; worthless, unwanted, untalented, the runt of the group, the last in your class, a piece of shit. Trust me, I've been there before. You feel like you are a failure, a weakness, like your dead weight, like you have no purpose. Everything you do seems to amount to nothing, whilst other people just glide by wit...

Time Travelled — over 4 years

A letter from January 8th, 2016 (Things I hate about myself)

Dear FutureMe, I have compiled a list about things I hate about myself (AKA insecurities), and I want to see if I still am insecure about these things while I'm 20 :) P.S Happy 20th birthday 1. My weight 2. My acne 3. My teeth 4. The fact I'm super awkward and don't know how to socialize without overthinking 5. Don't know lol I don't know if this will be cool or that this will be stu...

Time Travelled — almost 1 year

A letter from August 12th, 2019

Dear FutureMe, I want you to know it’s okay. It’s okay to be alone. It’s okay to not be okay. It’s okay when things don’t workout with guys. Yes you keep telling yourself you’re at fault. But maybe every second you spend with a guy isn’t ever supposed to be more than that second. Maybe they are meant to come and go because well maybe they aren’t meant to stay in your life. You aren’t at fault....

Time Travelled — almost 1 year

Epilogue

A letter from August 12th, 2019

Dear FutureMe, I'm doing okay. I am surviving and find happiness a lot of places. I think we will get married one day and he thinks we will too. I know all my mistakes will never just leave me but I can leave them. The only way to leave them is to beat them, face them and work through it like we have been for months. SAA meetings helped me through this, the support network has kept me stro...

Time Travelled — almost 1 year

A letter from August 12th, 2019

Dear FutureMe, I know you will probably forget that I sent this, but that’s probably the best outcome I can imagine for a service like this. I imagine that when you read this it will give you the urge to start smiling. And that’s good. Keep smiling! Remember to take one day at a time. To appreciate the little moments. To appreciate the time you have with your friends and family. To take life ...

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