Quotation by

Hugh Laurie

You hope that your teenage self would like and forgive your 50-year-old self.

Hope

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This means you want the younger version of yourself to feel proud of the choices and person you have become later in life. It also suggests a desire for self-acceptance, hoping your past self can understand and forgive any mistakes or changes you made along the way.

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