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John Smith 26/07/29(Wed)06:54 No. 49511

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Hello John,

I hope since the last time we've wrote that you stopped making the same mistakes. Have I, you may wonder? No, and not since the last time, neither, I say. Given that things could be better, I keep hearing your name in certain circles. What they say about you I don't believe, not all of it, anyways. There's always tomorrow, as the man says, isn't it? Isn't it?


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John Smith 26/08/04(Tue)21:40 No. 49527

People say cringing at your younger self is a sign of maturity. I think the opposite.
It’s easy to look down on youth especially if it’s yourself when it comes to flaws

Everyone likes to think themselves as being more mature than they are when they’ve passed their twenties

I especially like it when people always use the “I was young” excuse for more troubling past mistakes. Really shows how little they’ve really changed





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