To my future self

Dec 16, 201917

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The author reflects on their future and wonders what they will be like in 5 or 10 years. They contemplate the challenges of finding a job and maintaining relationships. They realize the value of cherishing the present moment and acknowledge that life is like a fortress, with people wanting to enter or leave. Despite their eagerness to graduate and start working, they anticipate experiencing the true realities of life in the future. They question whether they will still be able to look back at this moment and wonder if they will laugh or cry. The author concludes by acknowledging the beauty of youth but realizing they are no longer young.

On the way to PE class, I suddenly thought about my future.

What will I look like in 5 or 10 years?

Perhaps the same as now, useless, struggling to find a job, having difficulties with colleagues...

This is the taste of life. Or maybe I should cherish the present time.

People are always like a walled city, those outside want to come in, those inside want to go out. I am also like this, even though I am eager to graduate and find a job, only after entering society can I truly experience real life.

Will I still be able to see this in a few years, I don't know if I will laugh or cry then. Farewell.

Youth is great, but I am no longer young.