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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Dear future self, Right now I do not care what they think of me. It feels like standing in the middle of a room and not flinching. It feels like shedding a skin I was never meant to wear. I hope you never put it back on. I hope you never start performing again just to be digestible. I already know the world can be cruel. I see it in the tiny betrayals, in the softness people pretend to have, in the way love can disappear without a warning. I don't romanticize it. I don't expect it to be fair, but I want something better for us anyways. I want a life that feels chosen. I want depth without despair. I want love that doesn't feel like survival. I want success that doesn't cost my soul. As my friends and I drift into separate futures I hope I let them go with open hands. I hope I never confuse outgrowing with abandonment. I hope I wish them well without wishing I had stayed smaller to keep them close. I wonder if you still see the world the way I do now -- darker, deeper, layered with meanings people tend to walk past. Do you still notice the silence between words? Do you still sense when something is going to fall apart before it does? I hope you've kept your depth. I just hope it no longer feels like loneliness. If the wold is still sharp, I hope you became sharper -- not in cruelty, but in clarity. Stay deep, but don't drown. Love yours truly, Me
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