New years,new me?

 


Dear Self,

I know this was a bad year for us,but remember all the positive thoughts we have come through,i know that its just a little bit of positive memory,but promise to yourself that u will get better in this new year,remove all the negative thoughts in you,always know that you arent alone with this bad memory,I know that u are expecting another bad year for you,but promise to yourself that u try to change who you are,focus on what u believe,make your goals in this new year come closer to you,until u succeed,for now,i promise to my self to change who am I and to get better in life,having a family is better than being alone.

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