letter #008 | dear younger me: it gets better.


it gets better.

Letter #008

March 6, 2023


dear younger me,
it gets better.*



*But you have to be around to see it get better.

I love you.

Keep going and never lose hope.

More to come soon.


I’d love to hear from you.

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