Ooh, yes!

2) have you ever found a writer who thinks just like you? if so, who? Oh yes. It sounds like a total cliche, but Sylvia Plath. And this is after reading her journals/letters (I haven’t read all of them, but a decent amount). I was kinda blown away by just how similar our thoughts on life are. 

18) what’s your patronus? Uh, probably the only person in the world not into Harry Potter, so I don’t know, lol.

25) could you live as a hermit? I think that depends on if I would have internet access or not, honestly. I would really miss talking to my friends online if I couldn’t. Otherwise, maybe?

Dear past me,

I know you’re so worried about the future and growing up. You might not know at the moment what you want to do at A level, let alone uni, but you’ll get there. The idea of leaving home is still pretty scary but you’ve found places and courses you love, which is the important thing.

You’re insecure about who you are, what you look like and what people think of you. That feeling may not entirely go away, but you learn to ignore it and love yourself, flaws and all. Stopping valuing yourself by comparing yourself to others is the best thing you will do.

Don’t let people make you feel like you’re immature and unattractive because you haven’t had a boyfriend. You don’t even realise that the perfect guy for you is only round the corner and totally worth the wait. And that guy you fancy at the moment will end up being a really good friend of yours in the future, which is obviously great.

Make sure you value your time with your family, especially your sister. You don’t realise how much you’ll miss her when she goes to uni. And try to enjoy every day when you can, it’s definitely worth it!

Yours, Future me

thank you ♥

2: Shoe size

Well, in Europe it' 39, in American I think it's 7 ½ :)

14: Biggest turn offs - already answered here :)