Dear future little, As I sit down to write this letter, it feels a bit like sending a message into the unknown, to someone incredibly special who I haven't met yet. It's a strange yet heartwarming thought, imagining all the moments we'll share and the bond we'll build.

Writing to you, my future little, fills me with a sense of excitement and anticipation. I'm sending these thoughts out, hoping that one day, when you're old enough to understand, they'll give you a glimpse into how much you were wanted and loved, even before you were my everything.

Hello, my future little girl.

My god I just want you to tell me about your day.

Do people not do this anymore? Where has all the romance gone?

I want you to tell me about the apocalyptic morning you've had at work and how incompetent your boss and coworkers are, while I tell you that you're strong and beautiful and intelligent and that things will get better.

I want to hear the same jokes you make every morning about how you cant function without coffee or this month's flavor of tea.

I want to cheer you on when you start a new passion project or celebrate after you nailed that presentation.

I want to listen to the guilty pleasure songs you play on repeat to get you through the tough days, as well as the upbeat soundtracks you blare when your day couldn't possibly get any better.

I want someone who will let me bury my head in their arms after I've had a rough day and make sure that I'm OK, because despite being a generally wonderful experience, life can still bring us all down sometimes, and it's OK to be vulnerable.

But right now, you're just a dream, a beautiful possibility. I often find myself wondering who you'll be when we meet. What will be your first word? What will make you laugh? What dreams will you chase? I'm excited to discover all the little things that will make up who you are.

As I write this, I'm 22 and still learning about life and myself. I'm working towards becoming a software engineer, facing challenges and soaking up every bit of knowledge I can. My hope is that by the time you enter my life, I'll be someone you can look up to, someone who can provide for you and guide you as you grow.

I dream of the home we'll share – a place filled with love, laughter, and learning. It'll be a home where you can always feel safe and cherished, where you can come to me with any worry or joy, and know I'll always be there for you.

The values I hold dear – kindness, empathy, a love for learning, and a good sense of humor – are ones I hope to instill in you. I want to raise you to be strong, compassionate, and curious, to face the world with a heart full of dreams and a mind equipped to chase them.

Sometimes, I wonder about the little things in your future life. What hobbies will you have? What subjects will interest you at school? It's a comforting and exciting thought, imagining all the potential paths your life might take with me.

Maybe one day, when you're old enough, you'll read this letter and laugh at how your daddy used to wonder about you before you were even here. This letter will be a small piece of our history, a reminder of the love and anticipation that surrounded your arrival.

When you finally come into my life, let's make a promise to cherish every moment, to learn from each other, and to build a life filled with love and happiness.

No matter your race, religion, sexuality, health, condition, age, physical appearance. I don’t discriminate. All of you is important, you are valid, you matter, and i’m not here to judge you on who you may be. I’m just here to love you. don't feel scared to message me.

So hopefully that gives a clear picture but if it didn't feel free to ask me anything. And I know people don't just jump into deep emotional relationships and that it takes time, so if you were interested I'd ask you send to me a message regarding the title of this post, and just tell me how your day has been.

And just so you know, I plan to keep my life colorful – maybe even with blue hair when I'm older!

With all my love and excitement for the future, [Your Daddy]