Dear Young Me,
Being popular and cool is relative. Being yourself is not. So stop trying so hard to be someone else and try a little hard being happy by being yourself.
-You age 29
Deay Young Me,
Don't let your fear of rejection stop you from coming out. It so much easier and brighter and happier when you say it.
-Love, Gay Me
Dear young me,
Don't give up on life just yet, you can get through it, in a few years you'll be happier, stronger, and able to make good choices. You'll stand up for your self, you won't feel as depressed as easily, and you'll feel beautiful
-Signed, Older me.
Dear Young Me,
Put some effort into it. You'll waste too much time and money if you don't. And we're in a hell of a mess now. Do your homework. And STOP SKIPPING CLASS!
-An underachieving self
Dear Young Me,
You're beautiful, inside and out. Don't let your boyfriend's parents tell you that you're not a good kid--you're very conservative, and they have no idea how much worse it could have been. Also, don't put up with him not standing up for you. You love him, but he obviously isn't able to love you.
-The older and wiser you
Dear Young Me,
You should have walked when you had the chance. The longer you hold on, the harder it gets. This will never be an easy decision to make but you just may be happier in the long run. He is not your life. You can survive.
-Still in heartache...
Dear Young Me,
At your cousins 16th birthday, when the girl tells you how she feels, don't turn her down, you will fall in love with her later but by that time she wont have any room in her life left for you
-Older Me.
Dear Young Me,
Y'know those thoughts you have, deep inside, telling you that you're really just a little girl? Yeah, stop ignoring those, and get out of those boy clothes that your parents keep putting you in. You're still blooming, and beautiful, and you have a whole life to be the real you. So embrace it.
-The Self-Accepting Me