<p>My past self was very academic and would probably tag me as an incompetent slacker. Also I'm mentally ill, so she'd probably look at me like I was an alien species. (Wow, what's it like to be crazy? I should avoid you so I don't catch it.)</p>
<p>My current self would probably get bored with my past self because she'd have a very limited range of conversation. I would understand and sympathize with her social awkwardness and her academic bent. We'd have fun reminiscing about calculus and my teachers from back then. But I would be annoyed by the way she saw the world and other people.</p>
<p>I don’t like my past self very much. I used to be a very shy person. I love the person I am now though, so I think my past self would feel the same. This is a pretty deep topic…</p>
<p>There are certain attributes I had that I wish I could acquire once more. My attention span has severely decreased since I sustained some blunt force trauma to my head.</p>
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<p>I can agree with the mentally ill part, but even when I was undiagnosed, I knew that there was something wrong with me. I imagine that I would evoke a strong sense of commiseration within my younger self.</p>
<p>Past self from elementary school was full of awesome, though I would’ve tried to make her less socially awkward and encouraged her to make more friends while it was easier to do so.</p>
<p>I would’ve slapped my middle school self but that would just make me cry and things worse.</p>
<p>There are things about me my past would both hate and love, but the former comes from not understanding my situation at a younger age.</p>
<p>Past me was more academic and less talkative. :l I wish I could still do both so fantastically. I’m probably gonna have to be less talky this year.</p>
<p>I feel like I’m a better person now than I was a few years ago. Philosophical insight, poverty, Into the Wild, Writings from Prison - Bobby Sands, and general growth as a person have all made me better now than I was before.</p>