Dearfutureme Stories

Hey future me! [future auto corrected to Fucking twice lmao] anyways, enjoy these notes!

This will be a series of letters for my future self letting you guys see into my life a little there will be a lot of things in this book so please be aware i am letting you know now im not sure what everything will be but just be warned

Dear future me , Today I...,

a letter to my 20th self!

Collection of my past resolutions and letters to myself

This is a letter that i am writing for my future self. This is for anyone to read because what I say for myself is for anyone else who feels they need it. I hope you enjoy.

Just writing some poetry because why not 😂

Future me.

these are letters i wrote for venting purposes. this is where i say the things i want to say to someone or people that i just can't say to anyone else (pictures not mine unless i say so)

it's a letter that am writing for the future me."A Letter to the Future Me" is a raw, emotional letter I wrote on May 16th, 2025 - from Saudi Arabia, while far from my daughter and home. It's a message of pain, hope, and strength from a mother who's carrying heavy burdens, yet still dreaming of a better life. This letter is for anyone who's tired but still fighting. For those working silently, far from family, sacrificing so much with the hope of changing their future. I hope it finds the heart it's meant to heal. One day, I'll read this again... and smile - not because life was easy, but because I never gave up.

Random Thoughts.

*throws phone out a window* HEY HI THIS IS IN THE 2017 WATTY AWARDS NOW IF YOU WANNA BORKING VOTE FOR ME <3 Highest Rating: #337 in Poetry 6/24/17

A tag thing I was tagged in...

I wrote this not knowing who I'd become. Not knowing if things would get better. Just hoping they would. This is what it sounds like to grow up unsure-but still trying.

A thing I started a while back

This is dedicated to EKristinAnderson for asking us teens to write to our FUTURE SELF! And, well, that's what I'm going to do! Enjoyyyy

Maybe short letters to your future self.

Seventeen-year-old Abilene Amar writes letters to her future self, chronicling the everyday moments of growing up-first crushes, quiet triumphs, heartbreak, and the small joys that make life unforgettable. Her diary reads like a love letter to life itself, each page capturing the ordinary and the extraordinary in equal measure. But as the entries unfold, subtle hints suggest that something isn't quite as it seems... and the life you think you're reading may not belong entirely to Abilene. A tender, heartbreaking story of memory, love, and the ways we hold on to the people we can't let go.