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Personal Narrative: My Advice To Red Letter
The advice that I would expect to receive from my future self on Red Letter Day wouldn't exist, as far as I know, because I would plan on not sending myself a letter in the first place. Now it's easy for me to say this because that truly would be my current plan, but who's to say how future events might change the mind of my future self. All I can do is give reasons for why I personally don’t see myself sending a letter through time and hoping that my current reasoning holds throughout the years. Now my reasoning for not sending a letter is a little complex -At least to me because I am not use to thinking about time in both directions and the repercussions involved- because I believe that in a way sending a letter would not only change
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