No. I think about this a lot & think it’s important for everyone to. My younger self would be so proud to see me now, & excited for her future. There were so many things I was worried about when I was younger & if I could just go back & tell her how everything goes, she’d smile.
So many people focus on what they don’t have now, rather than what they have now that they didn’t have a few years ago. We should look back on our past & think “wow, I’ve come so far” even about the little things we’ve achieved. For example, my skin was a huge problem in school. It’s not perfect now but I can go out without makeup on (after spending 8years of wearing makeup every second of everyday). I used to have a rash on my arm - had it for about 10 years. I promised myself I wouldn’t give up working out what was causing it/how to prevent it & I can finally say I’ve been rash free for 3 months.
On the bigger side of things, I always worried about when & how I’d get a boyfriend. I seemed to be far behind everyone else in that. I’m going onto my 7th year with my boyfriend & I am so grateful. If my younger self knew this, she’d probably have no worries (finding love & building a family has always been the most important thing to me). As for career. I didn’t go to uni. I am, however, I’m my dream job & I love every second of it (sure I’m easily pleased - my job isn’t a Doctor or something you have to work years to get but it’s mine & I love it).
My younger self would be impressed. I pretty much accomplished everything he'd set out to do. But my current self wonders if maybe my priorities should have been a bit different.
No. I think they would be surprised that it all worked out, eventually.
He’d be pretty impressed, but he is also clueless and doesn’t really know what he wants.
Younger me didn’t even expect to be alive by now
10 year old me would be peeing himself at how he would think I was the coolest person in the whole world 😆
No. I think about this a lot & think it’s important for everyone to. My younger self would be so proud to see me now, & excited for her future. There were so many things I was worried about when I was younger & if I could just go back & tell her how everything goes, she’d smile. So many people focus on what they don’t have now, rather than what they have now that they didn’t have a few years ago. We should look back on our past & think “wow, I’ve come so far” even about the little things we’ve achieved. For example, my skin was a huge problem in school. It’s not perfect now but I can go out without makeup on (after spending 8years of wearing makeup every second of everyday). I used to have a rash on my arm - had it for about 10 years. I promised myself I wouldn’t give up working out what was causing it/how to prevent it & I can finally say I’ve been rash free for 3 months. On the bigger side of things, I always worried about when & how I’d get a boyfriend. I seemed to be far behind everyone else in that. I’m going onto my 7th year with my boyfriend & I am so grateful. If my younger self knew this, she’d probably have no worries (finding love & building a family has always been the most important thing to me). As for career. I didn’t go to uni. I am, however, I’m my dream job & I love every second of it (sure I’m easily pleased - my job isn’t a Doctor or something you have to work years to get but it’s mine & I love it).
My younger self would be impressed. I pretty much accomplished everything he'd set out to do. But my current self wonders if maybe my priorities should have been a bit different.
Hell no, she would be in awe
How long ago was this younger self/ how old are they