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Dear future me I hope you survived this version of me the one who carried storms in her chest and called it breathing and you don't feel the same weight as I do now like every thought is like a stone in your pocket pulling you deeper into your own mind. I hope your wind is just a breeze now not a tornado ripping through your ribs the way it is tonight I hope you've found the love you deserve the kind that doesn't make you flinch the kind that feels like safety and not fear I hope that you aren't as scared of love as I am not running from it like its another disaster waiting to happen I hope that your problems aren't so loud anymore that they whisper instead of scream that your solutions come easy like answers floating to the surface instead of sinking out of reach and I hope when you look back at me you don't feel embarrassed or tired of who I was I hope you feel proud because this version of you was just trying to survive
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Jan 18
Jan 18, 2026 at 12:35 AM UTC
Dear, me.
Dear future me I hope you survived this version of me the one who carried storms in her chest and called it breathing and you don't feel the same weight as I do now like every thought is like a stone in your pocket pulling you deeper into your own mind. I hope your wind is just a breeze now not a tornado ripping through your ribs the way it is tonight I hope you've found the love you deserve the kind that doesn't make you flinch the kind that feels like safety and not fear I hope that you aren't as scared of love as I am not running from it like its another disaster waiting to happen I hope that your problems aren't so loud anymore that they whisper instead of scream that your solutions come easy like answers floating to the surface instead of sinking out of reach and I hope when you look back at me you don't feel embarrassed or tired of who I was I hope you feel proud because this version of you was just trying to survive
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Jan 18
Jan 18, 2026 at 12:35 AM UTC
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