Hey, again,
You might be shocked to see two entire emails from me. I too am shocked at myself. I can't believe I'm sending you two emails. I mean, it's not like you sent me two emails and I have to do the exact same thing. Then again, you're making me do things I never thought I'd do.
It's both cool and scary. Big kudos to you, Nate.
I can't really remember what I sent you in the last email, but I remember this comment you made though. You said that, you'd be fine just talking about random nonsense like the weather. I'd rather you take a shotgun and end my life, seriously. If you really like talking to me, and would want to keep talking to me, then please, no small talk about the weather and things that don't really matter.
Doing that is almost as effective as murdering me with an actual weapon. I'd die of boredom.
Okay, since that is covered( I mean it, dude), I'm going to just write random rubbish, like you did in your letter( it's not a bad thing, btw). Forget the fact that I called it rubbish.
Clearly, we are quite different. And anyone would be able to tell this if they asked us a few couple questions. When I read your letter, I could only shake my head because I don't think I've met someone that's so different from me.
I do have a favorite everything. Well, minus a favorite novel. I'd read a book today, call it my favorite in the world, only to do the exact same thing to the next book I read. It's ridiculous, I know.
I think I mentioned this in one of my emails, but my favorite color is black( if I have sent you this before, just take it as a reminder.) Favorite food is meat( sometimes, I wonder how vegetarians survive, but if they're okay that way, then I guess I can't do anything about it), favorite book turned movie is, "Five Feet Apart"( and no, it's not because Cole Sprouse was the leading male character). Favorite song is....wait, I don't think I have a favorite song actually. I like any song that speaks to me. Favorite TV show used to be The Originals ( I don't really watch TV anymore), favorite singer is well, a cross between Perrie Edwards and Alessia Cara. I also started listening to Faouzia, and her voice is just wonderful.
I love lots of singers, but the songs sang by the ones I listed above easily catch my attention more than others.
My favorite pastime ( like I said, I can't remember if I've sent you any of this before), is reading. I also love to write( you know this too),sing and goof off. I can't really dance, but I love to move my body. Oh, and I stress eat. Junk food, usually either pizza or icecream or both, if possible, are my go-tos when I want to stress eat. I like to tell my dad that, at that moment, they're the only things that can save me from being depressed. I'm not fat actually ( you should also know this since you've seen my pictures before).
Speaking of...when am I going to see one of yours? It's not exactly fair that I have not the slightest clue as to what you look like, at least. I still think you're an old psycho, but that happens a few times, and that's when I start over thinking
P.S, you wouldn't want to see me overthink, really. I'm literally a character from these adolescent novels like "diary of a wimpy kid" or "dork diaries."
I once thought that eating way too much salad all the time would turn your poop green. Not recently...I can't remember when, but I was prolly starting out in middle school. Long story cut short, now I rarely eat salad. Veggies, sure, but the whole package...no. The thought of green poop disgusts me on levels I didn't know existed.
I'm starting to say meaningless things now, sorry. I'd have erased everything I just typed out, but you need to understand the kind of girl you're talking to. I'm what you'd term, a weirdo. I can act normal, but once I'm comfortable enough with you, then, lets just say, if you're not into anything "extra," I'd prolly freak you out.
Though I really need to see you. Or at least you'd describe you to me, so I'd least have an idea of how you look like. If you ask me, you're tall, straight, white teeth(aka killer smile), blond hair with green eyes, and some freckles, I guess. Tell me how right my guess was.
You also said something about how your life would probably be in forty years time...I really don't know how mine would be. I just hope I'm a fulfilled writer at that time, and I'm not struggling with much. I don't know if I'd get married...but I do know I'm getting a pet.
Sigh. If only I could actually get a tiger. It would be beyond wonderful. Why does life tend to deprive us from the best?
Okay, what else? Em....oh yeah. I'm an only child, and I love it that way. Really. It's not about having all the attention on me or anything, I just don't see myself having a sibling. They're born to intrude in your personal space, and I'm too young to go to prison. A younger sibling would bug the heck outta me, while an older one would boss me around. Maybe I'd like having a twin, but it's got to be a guy though. Then we won't have to match every single time. An there'd be less comparison.
I'm not even sure I should be telling you this, but I have never had a crush before. Well, at least I've not crushed on someone I can actually have before. I usually crush on celebrities and the like, not on any guy I've seen face to face. Or girl. I've just never had a real crush before.
Besides, I do have friends. Two, in fact. I'm not a loner or anything( I know I appear to be), but I like knowing I have people I can count on if need be. One's a guy, while the other is a girl. She's just like your average girl, and probably the only reason I don't go out looking like a hobo. But there are some boundaries she can't cross though. Like this one day, she bought me a dress( it was really nice, but I don't like wearing dresses...I hardly wear them). And, like getting me a gift I'd keep in the back of my closet wasn't enough, she told me it would mean a lot if I wore it to school the next day.Let's just say, I had to keep the peace between us by offering to buy her her favorite smoothie for a week. I'd have done it for a month even, as long as I wouldn't have had to wear that dress.
The guy is just as cool( I snickered here) as I am, I guess. He's the smart one in our trio, and Lord knows I won't know squat in math without him. He's also into sports, so that's another level we connect on. Janet( my girl friend), won't and can't play sports even if she was paid a million bucks to. She writes too though, like I do, which is the only thing we have in common. And if you think I'm cute, then you really need to see Janet. I'm sure I'd envy her if I was into all that girly stuff.Oh, and one huge secret. Matt( my guy friend) has a crush on Janet. He didn't tell me , but it's really obvious. Either that, or he's really partial towards her. But like I said, I can tell. He tries to hide it though. He just doesn't know I have the eyes of a hawk.
I actually have huge eyes. Thank God I'm bespectacled.
Wait, what? No more talking from me. I've probably bored you to death at this point. Remember to send a picture.
Byee.
Emma.
Hey everyone.I know it's been a long time since I last updated. And I'm sorry for that. School, along with other personal stuff, came up, and I just couldn't.Also, I was shocked to see I'd reached 200+ views, from 74. Thank you guys so much, both those that have stayed throughout, and those that recently started reading my book.I'll just go straight to the point. This Author's Note is just to inform y'all about a few things.- I started a YouTube channel, it's called the "Introverted poet." Do try to check it out. And what is interesting about this is that, most of what I post there is based on this story. I basically converted "From Me To You," into a short love story on YouTube. Please subscribe, comment and like. Especially the comment part. I just want to engage with my readers, and hear what's on their mind.- I also recently created a tiktok channel where
Hey Emma,Note that this email might be longer than usual, because I'll be replying your last two emails in this one. I'll try to make it short though.I'm going to address the last paragraph of your last email before anything else. Nothing you say will ever be boring to me. Strange, yes. Ridiculous, definitely. But boring, not at all. I hope you understand that.Now that that's over with....you said I should pursue psychology. Well, I don't know what to say to that, but I'll put your advice into consideration. Plus, I know it's something I'll enjoy doing.I'm sorry about your mum. She sounds like an amazing person. Correction...I know she was an amazing person. Look how you turned out. And I completely understand what you mean when you said writing poetry helps you heal. Sports is my mode of healing.I won't say anything about the whole tiger naming, simply for my sanity and peace of mind.I've had lots of crushes before,
Dear Nate,Your email wasn't long at all, honest. Kudos to you on shortening it as much as you could, though I wouldn't have minded a longer one.I'm glad you're taking my advice into consideration ( the whole thing about you pursuing psychology). But make sure it ends up being your choice, and your choice alone, and not a decision you came to because of some external influence, aka, me.Also, I want to thank you for what you said about my mum. She was an amazing person truly.A vampire? Really, Nate? I know you suck at cracking jokes, but that was just really bad. And the fact that it was a horrible joke made it funny.But guess what? I did dress up as a vampire on Halloween once, when I was nine years old. I remember my mum being shocked when I refused to dress up as a princess. She almost ignored me, but I have my ways. Also, I met Matt that Halloween, but more about that later.I don't necessarily hate dress
Hey Emma,I know you must be wondering who the heck this is. Well, I got your email from the One Voice Support group, and I just had to talk to you. Our situations are so much alike, and honestly, reading your comment made me think that some random person had read my mind.I also know that you live in Colorado ( I don't, sadly).And I'm only a year older than you. I also checked out your Facebook(which proved pointless) and Instagram (okay, I'm officially a stalker now. Btw do you even use Twitter?), and I don't understand how someone that looks like you do would be emotionally bullied. I mean, I almost thought that you joined the support group out of boredom, because it's hard to believe that you'd be bullied in any way. I have this belief that good looking people are hardly ever bullied.(In case you didn't catch on, I just called you beautiful)God, I'm pretty sure that after you read this, you'll have
Hey Nate,Okay, I dunno how to even start this letter. It's people like you that society is wary of, honestly. And the hell man, you checked out my Instagram. I don't even know what to say to that.I'm kidding. I didn't mean anything I said there. I wanted to give you a little scare.Yeah, I'm 16. And I live in Colorado. But I'm wondering how you even got to know about my Instagram handle in the first place. I mean, I can understand the email address, but how? You're not a stalker, man, you're just someone who really wanted to talk to someone else.And no, I don't use Twitter. Yet.You're a member of One Voice, huh? I guess I'll check out your previous comments, to see if we really think alike. I mean, I find that difficult to believe, no offense. I am literally one of a kind, when it comes to how I think. But you are too( you think noodles are a God send? Big no n
Hey Emma,First off, I just want to tell you how happy I am that you responded. I literally wanted to forget all about me sending you that email, because it just felt downright weird right after I hit send. I guess now, I didn't do a weird thing(did I?)And, I gotta say, you're going to be fun to talk to. Your letter was equally nice to read. You got a really good sense of humor, and that's nice to know. I won't have to explain my (terrible) jokes to you, I hate doing that shit. It ruins everything for me.I'm not gonna tell you how I got to know your Instagram. That's something that you'll have to live with.Closet writer, huh? Do you specialise in poetry or something, because the second line ( I think it was the second) of your letter actually rhymed. I can't rhyme to save my life, no matter how hard I try.I don't want to say anything about your hurtf
Hey Nate,Did you do a weird thing? Let's see. You read comments on an online support group, saw one that caught your interest, couldn't suppress the urge to talk to the girl that wrote said comment, sent her the oddest email she's ever read, and then decided to forget that he ever sent the email in the first place.Is that weird? I'll leave you to answer that for yourself.And yes, I do have a sense of humor. Usually the dark kind, but it's still humor nonetheless, isn't it? But nowadays, very few things make me laugh. So,I don't know what to make of it. Does that still count as having a good sense of humor?Should I be worried that you refuse to tell me how you got to know my handle? Or is this you being mysterious? Either way, it's fine. I won't bother you about it again.I write everything, though I've never once completed a book. For the life of me, I can't. I'm
Hey Emma,I dont know what made you so unhappy yesterday, but I'm sorry that you felt that way. You didnt have to apologise( i understand its simple courtesy) because having bad days is pretty normal. I dont even talk to anyone at all if I'm having a bad day. And if i had known what was going on with you, I would've tried harder to make you laugh.Btw, you not laughing is another thing you shouldnt apologise for. My attempt was lame anyways.You asked me my question back, thats unfair. I guess what i did could be considered as weird. But not anymore, at least to me.Dark humor is still humor. I dont know if i prefer it to other forms of humor though. And yeah, youre right. I dont read much non fiction, much less poetry. I do read books, so i guess i could say yourr partially right. Academic books, biographies, self help books, things like that. I occasionally read mystery