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Post Birthday Self Reflection

It has been 25 days after my birthday and as usual, adulthood has eaten me alive. I saw a post from a page asking "What would you like to tell to your younger self?"
Instead of answering this long to the comment section, I decided to blog about it. Here it goes:

Dear Younger Self,

You should’ve finish your studies instead of engaging to premarital sex at the age of 16 and got pregnant at 18. Keep your promises to your parents no matter how hard it takes because you’re gonna feel guilty about it. Though you wouldn’t regret having 3 kids in the future, but you’re going to wish for a better and more comfortable life with a bigger house of your own, emergency money in the bank and an SUV. So, you gotta be thrifty.

Spend your teenage years by trying a lot of adventures with your friends instead of working like a dog at an early age of 15. Well, I know the universe didn’t give you any choice.
Anyways, expect yourself to be one badass woman when you grow older. You’ll be a smart, resourceful, aggressive, hardworking, confident and independent woman in the future who do not depend on anyone else for your happiness. I guarantee you, you’d be proud of yourself.

P.S.
Go out. Try clubbing or whatever you call it during your time. Because you’re going to long for a night life in your late 30’s but you would feel awkward.

Unfortunately, you can never turn back the time, but you’ll still find yourself attractive that people will either like you or hate you. The thing is, you won’t even care. You will continue smiling to the world and the world will smile back at you. 💕

Love,
Your Older Self.








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