QUOTE(forlowyat1 @ Jul 3 2025, 01:47 AM)
Bruh... A7 is too much. Imagine writing 15 full pages of words on A7 when it took me 5 hours for A4....Oh no I'm not gonna dig my memories on that 15 pages of cringe essays 😂 I'll give a summary or an idea of it.
So it begins with sharing what I feel about our experience together.
Then what I think about her. (Fyi I did not touch a single hair of that lady, proud of myself being able to stay gentleman til the end. But u know as a guy we all wanted to have something if you know what I mean)
After that I asked her questions on what she thought of me.(Not expecting a reply) Just to let it out.
Then proceeds to answer questions I couldn't answer when she was drunk.
Then throughout the letter it's filled with thanks and grateful for the experience.
Last few pages would be ABIT nagging like don't do stuff that affects health. Do this do that. Then told her it's not her fault for any of these since she always apologized to me when we were hanging out. Or should I say when I was babysitting a stranger. Well I admit I'm a simp hah.
Anyways it ended with thanks again and with some farewell gifts. (Some of my home cooked meal and snacks for her pets)
Still simping till the end. God I'm such an idiot.
I won't share the song directly here because I'd like to stay anonymous here 😂 we'll just let fate decide and see if you can stumble upon my song on YouTube/tiktok/Instagram by chance. Hahaha it won't be that good cause my singing sucks and my playing skills are all just average Joe.
Thanks for the salute. It's was like a mountain got lifted up from my shoulders after I sent it. Occasionally my mind goes argh I should've or shouldn't wrote that yadiyada. But still I was relieved. Still both glad and regret at the same time 😂 glad that I'm not that much stressed anymore and regret that I'm such a cringe HAH WHO THE HECK SENDS LETTERS NOWADAYS
This is a comparison of paper sizes. A7 is much smaller compared to A4... you are not a detail-focused person.

The hard questions asked.
It is a leak — a "past year life examination paper." She came into your life and handed you that document. Whether you saw it or not, that’s up to you. But it was there.
The same hard question — in fact, a real-life question — how would you face it when asked again? Avoid it? Stay silent again? Or will you get yourself ready with a solid answer the next time you're asked the same?
There’s a quote that says,
“It is good to ask questions about things we do not understand. But be reminded — asking the same question again shows we may be taking things for granted.”A similar analogy —
“It’s okay to make mistakes the first time. Everyone has their first time. But to make the same mistake over and over — the shame is on ourselves.”Life decision-making sometimes feels like answering past year exam papers. No doubt, the questions are different each year. But the major structure of the paper remains the same — the tested concepts and knowledge areas are more or less repeated.
Even though the past paper comes from someone else’s life, it still gives you valuable insight into how to prepare for your own “life examination.” So, there was no loss in the time spent. It was not wasted — you exchanged that time to gain insight from someone else's past exam, while also gaining awareness of the exam you're about to face in your own life.
This post has been edited by Cisne: Jul 3 2025, 10:08 AM