What would I tell my younger self if I met her for coffee? Mostly that things do get better | Emma Beddington | The Guardian
The trend of meeting up with your younger self has already been adopted by gen Z on TikTok – because we all need a growth narrative to keep us slogging on
Everyone loves a growth narrative. Photograph: Manico/Getty Images/iStockphoto (Posed by models) View image in fullscreen Everyone loves a growth narrative. Photograph: Manico/Getty Images/iStockphoto (Posed by models) Opinion Life and style This article is more than 1 year old What would I tell my younger self if I met her for coffee? Mostly that things do get better This article is more than 1 year old Emma Beddington Everyone hopes that they will get happier and wiser as well as older. And you know what? Sometimes they do Sun 16 Feb 2025 09.00 EST Last modified on Sun 16 Feb 2025 20.32 EST
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