Dear Thirteen Year Old Self,
Dear Thirteen Year Old Self,
I know you dont wanna talk about your feelings
Cause everyone’s looking down on you, including yourself
And I know this pain
Won’t go away
Not today, not tomorrow .
I want you to learn, you don’t have to smile through the tough words
You can even curse the world, when it hurts the worst.
I know you hate cliches
Cause you’re such an original
So just hear me out.
Today it might show rain
But it won’t always stay the same
There's hope coming your way
With a new tomorrow.
But hey little spunky girl
This ain’t a fight between you and the world
Don’t you think, you gotta have it figured out at thirteen,
or fifteen,
or seventeen.
To be honest,
When I look in the mirror,
I tell myself the exact same thing
Cause we’re more alike than you think.
But sometimes, you gotta throw the lock and cry on the bathroom floor
And sometimes, you gotta blast John Mayer to remember you can feel again
Sometimes, you gotta realize that your life's worth so much more.
Please, just remember your life is worth so much more.
There is so much beauty.
It is coming.
Please, love yourself.
Love, Who You Will Become
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