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Dear Lateefa,

How has life been treating you? I hope you and your family have been well! In this letter, I wrote about some random things I remember and appreciate about you! Recalling everything and writing them out is kind of therapeutic in a way. It helps me find some sort of closure to our college days, seeing as how abrupt and strange it ended because of COVID-19. I did hope I could write this letter by hand and give it to you in person, but seeing how things are going, I’m not sure if we’ll have a graduation party any time soon. Nevertheless, I hope we get to meet sometime in the future and see how we’ve grown as people!

My very first memory of you:

My first memory of you was during a grammar lecture with teacher Maha. I remember how after class has ended, you called me over to ask some sort of question, but I didn’t really know the answer to it and suggested you ask Raghad instead. I felt kind of sorry because even though I did know my English, I wasn’t very good at teaching it or explaining it to others. Today, when I think of you, I can clearly picture you holding a bunch of folders or papers to your chest, hurriedly trying to get to the next class.

My most favorite thing about you:

I love how eloquent you are with your words. You are obviously extremely good at Arabic and have such a wide range of expressions and vocabulary flowing out of you. I hope that I someday reach that level of proficiency in the language and be able to express myself as beautifully as you do.

Something that reminds me of you:

I associate you with origami and DIY crafts. I can never forget how amazing the projects you did looked like! You’re super skilled and have such an eye for detail.

Something about you that makes me proud:

I’m proud of the way you aced your academic life, the way you hold religion so close to your heart, and the fact that you published a book at such a young age. You’re amazing! I also admire how strong your soul is despite all the hardships that you’ve faced. The fact that you’re still standing today means you’ve survived 100% of the bad days. You’re REALLY strong and I hope you know that.

A few ways that we’re radically different:

I feel like we’re radically different in almost everything because we live in different worlds of interest. I think it’d be easier to mention what we have in common instead, which is anime, our consumption of sad media, and maybe our love for poetry.

Where I see you being in 20 years:

I don’t know you enough to have a vision of what I think your future would look like, but I hope it’s one where you’re happy and doing what you love. Who knows, maybe you’ll publish another book!

Send them words of bravery in an area of their life that they might be fearful:

From our exchanges and writings, I realize that we both suffer from caring too much and caring too deep. Hurt is inevitable in our human life, however enough is enough and we need to learn our limits. As the saying goes, you can’t pour from an empty cup. Please learn to appreciate and care for yourself. Explore your thoughts and get to know yourself all over again, as if you’re a new friend. Whatever harsh words you can’t say to others, try not to say to yourself either. Your soul is just as precious. When you reach that level of self love, you will know how to treat yourself the way you deserve, and will also know what and who matters most. Here are some words from a song I like: “I don’t need you to respect me; I respect me. I don’t need you to love me; I love me. But I want you to know you could know me, if you change your mind.”

A shower of gratitude:

Thank you for sharing your poems with me. You showed me a deep part of yourself and I was honored to read them. Thank you for watching the animes that I recommended! It was fun discussing about them with you after. Finally, thank you for sending me a congratulatory card on our graduation day! That was extremely sweet and it definitely made my day!

One deep dark secret that you don’t know about:

I actually didn’t feel comfortable around you at first. I usually let people into my space in a very gradual way, so, to me, I felt that you entered my bubble too quick and too soon. I only started getting more comfortable around you when you weren’t actively trying to talk to me anymore, because I felt like you realized what my boundaries were. I’m sorry if I offended you in any way. I didn’t understand your intentions at all and it confused me. I admit that I talked about that to my friends behind your back, and it still makes me feel bad. It wasn’t from a place of hatred, but only because it bothered me and I needed to see other people’s opinions. I genuinely apologize. Four years have almost passed since then and we’re both very different people today, so I hope you don’t take any of this to heart.

Though it has been short, thank you for everything during these past years! May your future be filled with happiness, success, and good health. With lots of love, Areej Aldosary (PS: I’m not sure how your name is spelled, so if I got it wrong, I could edit this post to correct it. Let me know!)

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