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Dear my future children,

I am currently 16 years old. When you are old enough to read this I just wanted to say things that will help you through life. People can be very persuasive, but no matter what stick to what you believe in. Don’t do drugs (if you do at least be responsible with it). Also don’t do anything that can put you in danger.

Eventually you will get a boy or girlfriend, but when you do make sure they make you happy and are always there for you. Also with friends make sure they are always making you laugh and smile and are there for you to pick you up when you’re down.

I know I haven’t met you yet but make sure you help the planet in some way or another, even if it’s as simple as picking up trash you see.

If they still have phones or some device better than an iPhone make sure to have control and don’t use it all the time and get addicted, trust me you don’t want to get addicted to it.

Well that’s all I have to say it’s your life so it’s your choice to do what you think is right.

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