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Open Letter To My Future Little

Here's to you; here's to me. Big and Little we'll always be.

Erika Ice
Sep 19, 2016
Ashland University
19
Open Letter To My Future Little
Total Sorority Move

Dear Future Little,

There are not enough words to describe how excited I am to meet you. I have been thinking about and planning for you for months. I can't wait to spoil you with crafts and introduce you to everyone with, "This is my Little!" Before I officially become your Big, there are some things I want you to know.

I am always down for a Big/Little date.

From getting dinner to working on homework to cuddling while watching a movie. If you want someone to just sit with you, I'm your girl. If you want some chocolate and ice cream because some irrelevant boy hurt you, I'll be there in five minutes.

I will always support you.

Please note, little one, that this does not mean I will always agree with you. I know you'll do things that I don't like or approve of and, trust me, I'll tell you. But in the end it's your decision, and I will support it. Even when you decide to date a boy who I know just isn't good enough for you. (But since I'm going to be your Big, I'll think that everyone isn't good enough for you. That's just what Bigs do.)

I want to listen to everything and anything.

The good, the bad, the pretty, the ugly. I want to listen to everything. I don't want you ever saying, "I really want to tell my Big this, but I don't think she cares." I do. I 100% care. Even if it's just about how annoying this kid in your class is. At the same time, I don't want you to feel pressured to tell me something. I'm not going to force you to tell me every single detail about your life if you don't want to. Just know that if you do, I'm here to listen.

I will always love you.

Bigs and Littles fight. That's something I didn't know when I got my Big. But I want you to know that no matter how bad our fights are, I will always love you. Even if it seems like I want nothing to do with you, I love you and am there for you. I will never leave you alone; you will always have me in your corner cheering for you.

Little, I have no idea who you are or when you'll come into my life. Maybe it'll be in a few weeks, maybe in a year. Either way, just know that I am so excited to be your Big.

Love You Always,

Your Future Big

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