Ever wondered what it would be like to get a letter from your 20s something self, when you are say, 60 years old? What would it feel like to talk from yourself from the past – the conversation between what you wanted to be and what you have become – How would it feel to talk to the Future You? Try Future Me to know the answer.

With FutureMe.org, you can:

• write emails to yourself, that will be delivered to you at a later date
• write emails to others, that will be delivered to them at a later date(displaying your address from where it was sent to prevent abuse)
• write public(but anonymous) letters, which will be displayed by FutureMe.org(read the disclaimer for more)
• read public emails written by others to have an insight to the varied thoughts of the human mind

Dear FutureMe – the book:

In 2006, the FutureMe compiled over 200 public(but anonymous) entries on FutureMe.org into a book titled – Dear FutureMe- Hopes, Fears, Secrets, Resolutions, which makes for an interesting read and is acknowledged by authors and psychologists as a unique social dialogue.

People behind FutureMe have a very funny bone, and the website reflects their simplicity and sincere humour. They run a PayPal account so that you can donate them some money, and the creator’s have also put up their wishlist in case you’d rather gift presents. So if you have been thinking of writing yourself(or someone else) a post dated letter (say a letter to your ex-girlfriend saying you-would-have-been -happier-with-me, or a letter to yourself reminding what you had planned to do on your 50th birthday – try FutureMe now.

Note:

Go through the What! section(yeah, that is what they call the FAQs) to learn about frequent mail delivery issues and guidelines.