Futureself Stories

What would she do if her future self started texting her.... and every warning began to come true? At first, it felt like a glitch. A strange mistake she could easily ignore and forget. But then the messages started unfolding in real life... exactly as they were written. A choice she hadn't made yet. A moment she hadn't lived. A warning she couldn't escape. And soon, she realizes the most terrifying part isn't the messages themselves.... It's the possibility that she is already living the future it's trying to prevent.

🌑 THE LAST MESSAGE Every night at exactly 3:17 AM, Mira receives a text message from an unknown number. At first, the messages seem impossible. Don't take the bus tomorrow. Don't answer that call. Don't enter that room. Then every warning comes true. The sender claims to be Mira herself-twenty-four hours in the future. But each night, the future version sounds more terrified. The messages become stranger. The warnings become darker. And somewhere in the shadows, a man in a grey coat is getting closer. As Mira follows the messages to avoid a terrible fate, she begins to realize something horrifying: The future isn't trying to save her. It's trying to stop her from becoming it. A psychological horror mystery about fate, fear, and the messages that should never have existed.

I am writing this in 2019, for my future self. Its just things I wait to do, things I want my future self to do.

When their Father past Away things is getting totally harder from them.

This is a collection of letters that can apply to anyone or anything. It's open. Shape the meaning until you find the right meaning for you. It doesn't matter if that is the reason I wrote it or an entirely different reason. Use these to your advantage

I'm going to write about my future and ask myself question's and also answer them.

TW - Suicide attempt, suicide ideation A letter for my future self the morning after our attempt (11/28/21) with the hopes of more letters to come.

"Echoes of Tomorrow" is a gripping tale of discovery, destiny, and the enigmatic dance between past, present, and future. Set against the backdrop of a quaint town nestled in the heart of untamed wilderness, the story follows teenager Alex as he stumbles upon a hidden shed during the town's annual Easter egg hunt. What begins as a simple curiosity quickly spirals into a journey of self-discovery and reckoning with the unknown. Inside the shed, Alex discovers a vintage rotary phone connected to a mysterious future version of himself, setting off a chain of events that blur the lines between reality and the unimaginable. As Alex delves deeper into the secrets hidden within the shed and the messages from his future self, he uncovers dark truths and confronts the complexities of fate, free will, and the power of choice. With each revelation, Alex finds himself drawn further into a web of intrigue and danger, where allies may be foes and the past holds the key to shaping the future. As the stakes escalate and the boundaries of time begin to blur, Alex must navigate a treacherous path fraught with twists, turns, and unexpected allies. "Echoes of Tomorrow" is a captivating exploration of the human spirit's resilience in the face of uncertainty, as Alex grapples with the consequences of his actions and the profound implications of altering the course of fate. Filled with suspense, mystery, and moments of profound insight, this spellbinding tale will leave readers questioning the nature of reality and the echoes that reverberate across time.

Basically some letters to my past selff

As a way of promoting my writing.. I just joined a writing challenge today.. 1/2/2019 i'll share it here since it's a writing app.. you can give me your opinion. it's english challenge but i'll challenge myself and write with both arabic and english.

Ez egy rövid fogalmazás, amit egy angol pályázatra írtam. Aki tud angolul az elolvashatja. Nagyon rövid lett, de még így is meghaladta a pályázat elvárásait (a 150 szót), először hosszabb volt, de nagy nehezen sikerült átírnom egy rövidebb változatát. Véleményeket is szívesen várom. Jó olvasást! :)

Are you mindfull too?

Jules is a high school girl whose ordinary life suddenly gets disrupted by letters that shouldn't exist. Messages claiming to come from the future, warning her about events that haven't happened yet. At first, she thinks it's a joke...until the warnings come true. With her best friend Zach by her side, they both start to question whether the letters can be trusted. Can the future really be changed? She soon starts to realise that even the smallest choices can change the future. And that changing one thing may change everything.

The best way to keep a diary, is by making it public. Because secrets are best hidden on the most unexpected places... Or rather, pages. 😉 "You'll never hear my thoughts. You can only read them." -Krizia

just yapping about my life.

Amaya is a quiet, introspective 16-year-old girl living in London with her young, emotionally complex mother. Unlike most girls her age, Amaya doesn't chase popularity or attention-she finds solace in music. Ever since she was twelve, she's been obsessed with the song Champagne Coast by Blood Orange, often listening to it under the moonlight, imagining a life that feels far away from her own. Her father-a charming womanizer-left for Korea with her older brother when she was still too young to remember much. The only image she carries is of the day they left, her tiny hands gripping her mother's as the cab disappeared into the night. Her mother still struggles with that loss, sometimes calling her ex just to ask about her son, despite their strained relationship. Amaya's mother was once a carefree 20-year-old who followed friends from one fleeting dream to another. She met Amaya's father while still entangled in a healthy relationship with a man who loved her. But when she discovered she was pregnant with Amaya, her life split into the "what could've been" and the messy, beautiful chaos of what is. She often wonders about her first love-a dear friend she never stopped missing. Amaya dreams of becoming a singer. She sings when she's alone, her voice soft, but full of soul. She recently found out from her mother that her older brother-now a stranger-also dreams of making music as a guitarist. This strange, bittersweet connection drives her even more. Her only close friend at school supports her dreams wholeheartedly. They talk about the future, share playlists, and encourage each other to keep going, even when life feels too heavy. Then there's him. The boy with the guitar and the cigarettes. One year older, always leaning against the wall with that sleepy look in his eyes. He barely speaks, but Amaya feels drawn to him. Every time their eyes meet, something stirs inside her-something like a song she hasn't written yet.

In this, I have written a simple yet sweet little letter to my future self.

This is just a letter to my future self, you don't have yo read this if you don't want to it's all up to you.