A letter from Apr 25th, 2021

Time Travelled — 12 months

Peaceful right?

Hey you, It's a random day in 2021 and you've been reading people's responses to their FutureMe letters. Of course, you wanted to do the same thing. Unfortunately, the last letter your wrote is due to be delivered when you're 30. So you decided to write this letter now and receive it a year later in order to have something to respond to LOL. Let's do a check in. Right now, you're in quarantine and your mental health has hit the ****. You think you could possibly be depressed, so, are you? If not, great! If yes, I'm sure you're handling it like a champ. You have always been one to accept life as it is and learn to deal with the hard things without breaking down. Second thing, you feel like you might be losing your best friend (it's very subtle but it is a fear), so, what happened there? Your 20 year-old self can't imagine you giving up on that bond so I hope you did something to maintain it as a 21 year-old. Thirdly, you've been thinking about jobs and it's been hard. I'm not going to ask if you have one now, I'm going to ask if in the time between writing this letter and receiving it if you've managed to snag one (whether you got fired or not) because that is still an accomplishment. If you have not, that's okay, keep trying. I believe in you. Lastly, are you still single? I wouldn't be surprised if you are considering going into lockdown for over a year and you possibly still being in lockdown now so that's okay. I'm not sure about your 21 year-old self but your 20 year-old self hates being single and finds it sad. It's something that really bothers younger you so I hope you've either learned how to enjoy being single or have gotten with someone :) Things are hard now. Honestly, things have always been hard, but things are especially hard now, so I hope things are better when you read this. I love you, older me! No matter where you are in life, no matter what you're doing. Love, 20 year-old Marts x

Epilogue

about 8 hours later

Hi 20 year-old me :)

I've been waiting for this letter. To start, I'm really happy to say that no, you weren't depressed and whatever it was that made you...

Lfee iapadepesrd ywa htat. Regat 'uorye ogidn.
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Sebt tlisl aylds, 'oyure uryo ilke slgino indref efle you. Moer in ouy flgiene isatrn ever hte nwo tacylostnn aoky tehar btu rae gknbirea nad uyor is it aths't the psihfndire naht. Twhevare a na do ceacpt iwth rhcedea onep lwli dna nimd nopit you veah iehnerw to it si pnhaep gingo you. Tm,he one isnthg lilw ouy tshi and to si semo fo evah aceghn fi aoyk be. So ehpo atl,es i at. Veah dfnrsie — ylwasa easpphn, eth ouy upied,s salawy hvea enasm it uyo eenv etbs kwon and 'slhel htwa if on enibg atth on reh ont ttmaer uolly'.
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Snfredi tladiig rgnaeam suutag amde hte a !csogrnta ni yvuoe' !oto jptcreo ni rye'uo j,ob ot gto eetrh one raresdg nad tog dna uyo ocsle a in dmeprot,o oyu cgenay. Ngt)ryi esit,m dyesta evlo few uyo tainngw alclutay a the to oevl uyo yuo uyo krow twhi dna oleppe nda tseiedp dint'd ituq (adn uoy hatt. Uoy u'yove feil orf t'tsha do an ysaer in our ntaw tihkn repombl lanlyif fo eneb uoy atwh uyo ngeott nowk to — dna aied.
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Rea ys,e you lengis isllt sty,lal. Gilr ndo't dnif ruyo snottacn it nyeoj uyo dptseie but nihkt iltsl i uyo ti ttah 'odtn jk,eos sda sad nyeaomr. Ouy nsawt obj neoemos hwo ot no and sha ceendepnined aedm anvgih efls and twrgho invetpmmeor scofu a. Utb a it teagr thigr own wuold ni stin' isetesncy eb nbgei vleo.
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Nitgsh fyuhktanll t'rnea hyte ardh as wee,r as. ): wnko you salo e'ewr utb sah snrgot antsnlotcy feli ,su hsgallence.
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Os you of 'im odpur. Gohuen no you eon elalry, slelt hatt it tnd'o deen ubt uyo. Na uyo spat hcmu dan tsi to erya fo eestipd ash wnko nutoneic lnhescglae teterb woh cameolinchmtsp be you bene the. To intnuceo eolv 'euoyv mi' hwo ot dna i ehop i ocembe owh evol gcminobe.
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Oyu tasp !me tnakh tyinrg gina,a orf elov ouy i.
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Ev,ol.
Oe-radyl x tsamr 12.

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