Dear Young Me,
She'll tell you it should have been you to die. You'll believe her for a long time, until one day, you become a mom. You'll realize that maybe mom's don't know everything (and she'll never remember saying it, or at least she'll never admit it). Your life is worth living.
-You're worth it
Dear Young Me,
Don't worry about what others think about you. Put yourself out there. Be brave and don't be afraid to take risks. Learn to be loved by God before you worry about being loved by a silly boy.
-Still Learning
Dear Young Me,
Stop holding so many gruges! It hurts you more than any one else. And things you think were such a big deal back than dont matter to you now.
-forgive and forget
Dear Young Me,
It'll get better. Pain fades and memory fades. Time is an amazing thing. I know it seems like you want to die right now, but trust me, there's a lot more for you to do before you're through.
-Slowly better
Dear Young Me,
Be patient. Your capacity to love is great, but all those guys can't see that. They're just missing out. You will meet an amazing guy who will change you for the better and love you just as much, if not more than you love him and you'll never look back.
-Older Me
Dear Young Me,
Don't do it. The hangover will only last a day but the regret will last a lifetime.
-Should've Gone Home
Dear Young Me,
You see that cute guy sitting across from you in class right now? Go talk to him because he's the one.
-Married
Dear drunk/high 18 year old me,
Get out of that relationship now! He may give you free alcohol and pills but he also has all the signs of schizophrenia. You end up beating the addiction but it's a struggle pretty much every day. But hey, you own at college and realize what you're good at.
-Successful sober me