What would your past-self feel about the current you?

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It's been 2,499 messages since I made my first milestone post. A lot has happened since then.

You know, I think even 251 messages me would've been disappointed, if not disgusted by my present-self. I've done things in my 251 message-self would've never thought would happen, both good, and bad. But they'll be disgusted either way, as just being in this site was like an "event horizon" for me; I feared that I was going to get excluded and shunned just from associating with y'all. That's why I kept everything separate from this site.

I wonder how 251 me would've done things differently. Maybe he would've never done the Culling Games. Maybe he would've kept the Lactose League alive. Maybe he would've revealed that the game that his account was based off on was ████'█ ███. Maybe he actually quit soon after.

Either way, it doesn't really matter anymore, as I can't really take back the 2,499 messages I've sent here. Guess it's ride or die for me and this site. Oh well! :nyoron:
 
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Happy and disappointed.
Depends on what era of past-me you're asking
 
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I knew what to expect. It's not great but it's not terrible either. Realistic expectations for the win! :cool:
Being able to survive and not experience absolutely horrible conditions is already cool.
But otherwise a bit disappointed.
 
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Probably a mix of disappointed,
and surprised that I am still alive despite my medical condition.
 
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Younger me would be confused, disappointed, maybe even terrified. I am still much the same, but, I'm sure if the younger me saw me now, they'd choose a different direction in life. Or perhaps, realize it is necessary.
That said, to realize that, I've had to lose quite a lot, quite a lot I couldn't stop. It isn't something willing, it's something I accepted. And my younger self never liked to compromise.
How times have changed.
 

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