Dear Stranger | A Letter About Growing Up & Finding Yourself
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What does growing up really feel like?
In this episode of The Letterbox Podcast, Liya shares Dear Stranger—a beautifully observed letter about being seventeen, growing up, identity, friendship, family, and the quiet grief of becoming someone new.
It’s a reminder that not every life is defined by one extraordinary moment. Sometimes the most important stories are found in the ordinary days, if we’re paying attention.
If you’ve ever questioned who you’re becoming, watched friendships quietly fade, or felt nostalgic for a version of yourself you’ve left behind, this letter is for you.
Liya is a 17-year-old poet who recently began sharing her work on Instagram at @softlyscribbed.by.l.
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Keywords: growing up, coming of age, being 17, finding yourself, self-discovery, identity, teenage years, life lessons, spoken word, poetry, reflective writing, personal stories, real letters, mental wellbeing, self-reflection.