Letter To 2025 I By Kush D Manek
Kush D Manek, a 15-year-old from Kolkata, writes ‘A Letter to 2025,’ expressing gratitude to the year for the personal growth, challenges, achievements and lessons it brought into his life.
Letter To 2025
Dear 2025,
Arriving quietly without announcements, yet carrying the weight of expectations that had no name, 2025 crept into my life. Some days you tested my patience, other days my courage, but you
never let me stay the same. You unfolded slowly, teaching me that growth is not always loud; sometimes it happens in silence, in choices made daily and fears faced privately. You brought me
closer to the real world with fake faces departing and real gems shining. Looking back now, I realise you were never meant to be easy, you were meant to be shaping. 2025, you brought me
closer to milestones that always felt distant. Facing my first board examination taught me how to balance discipline, pressure, and belief in my own preparation. Passing my two wheeler riding test
gave me my license for which I craved. It gave me a sense of freedom, and discovered the confidence behind the wheels and trust in my instincts. Becoming the prefect of my house and stepping
into the student council taught me leadership, responsibility, and the power of representation. A road trip to Varanasi, Ayodhya, and Prayagraj grounded me spiritually and culturally, making
me explore the beautiful world beyond textbooks. I also stepped into the professional world as a social media manager for a firm, understanding accountability and creativity. Alongside this,
learning
programming opened my mind to logic, problem-solving, and the future. What makes you unforgettable, 2025, is not just what I achieved, but who I became. You taught me that progress lies in
comprehending, competing and conquering. Today you’ve departed, leaving me stronger, more aware, and unafraid of the road ahead because now, I know how to drive my own journey.
Yours lovingly,
Kush
FAQs – Dear 2025
What is Dear 2025 about?
It is a reflective letter expressing personal growth, challenges, achievements, and lessons learned throughout the year 2025.
Who is the author of this piece?
The letter is written by Kush, sharing his real-life experiences and milestones.
What themes are explored in this writing?
Growth, self-discovery, resilience, leadership, responsibility, confidence, learning, and transition into adulthood.
Why is the year 2025 addressed as a person?
Personification is used to emotionally connect experiences with time, making reflection more meaningful and personal.
What major milestones are mentioned in the letter?
Board examinations, two-wheeler license, becoming a house prefect and student council member, spiritual travel, entering the professional world, and learning programming.
What message does the author convey to readers?
True progress comes from understanding oneself, facing challenges, and growing quietly through consistent effort.
Is this piece fictional or real?
It is a personal, non-fiction reflective piece based on real experiences.
Who can relate to or benefit from reading this letter?
Students, teenagers, young adults, and anyone experiencing personal growth or transition phases in life.
What emotion does the letter aim to evoke?
Reflection, motivation, gratitude, and confidence for the future.
Why is the letter titled Dear 2025?
The title symbolizes a farewell to a transformative year that shaped the author’s identity and mindset.
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