Dear past self,
It’s me, replying to the
letter you wrote to me 5 years ago. If you are curious about that letter, go
here: Letter to future me I am exactly at the age which you described in the letter.
You know what? 30 is not
the age of maturity at all; instead, I feel detached, bewildered, and
unsettled. These years have taught me a lot. Sometimes I gave up, sometimes I
pushed forward without knowing what consequences it would bring.
I tried to be strong and
resilient. I learned to laugh it off. I learned to hide everything behind my
smile. But I couldn't teach my eyes to hide anything.
Five years ago, you were
scared to ask about love. Yes, I have failed, as you expected.
I stopped caring about
others. However, I couldn’t stop judging myself.
I am not fragile anymore.
Thanks to the countless disappointments and failings I've experienced, I gained
immunity. I am still short-tempered and prone to tears.
I still haven’t found
where I belong. The confusing labyrinth becomes larger as I get older. I've
lost hope of finding the exit.
I want to confess: It has
been, and still is, so hard to pick up all my broken pieces. Maybe that’s why I
chose psychology - to heal myself first before healing others.
Dear younger me,
I forgive you. The
mistakes you made, the heartbreaks you had were fine. I am proud of you. I hope
that you are also proud of me.
Happy birthday!
From
Humay
With
love,
7th February 2024
Life is very fragile and unexpected. What you think what’s happening is always different. This is the mystery which nobody know why it’s like that.
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