My life in their world is decidedly this: I am born too early. My skin has not yet formed. I have no protection except for my mother. Hopefully, I will not die or have certain errors with my brain. I will grow up within a childhood where my parents are there to catch me when I fall, so I will not learn independence until my mid-teens. Meanwhile, I will go through school and correct myself based on my many errors and until I reach high school, I will make too many of them. Finally, in my high school years, I will stress over my numerical value and hope that someday, the world will get better. I predict that during my life in their world, I will have to watch the Earth suffer as I struggle to save it. Eventually, it will get to the point where I realize I can do nothing for it. My only reason left to live would be love, and I would therefore become one of the many who consume the Earth’s limited resources until we diminish it to another rock orbiting the sun.

Your life in my world will be different. You will be born and you will be saved. You will not die. You will grow up in an environment where I will take care of you, but make sure you know how to catch your own fall. In your early years, I will teach you what you need to know for now. When you are ready and have reached your teens, I will need your strength, your youth and your creativity to help me save the world, as your parents have in earlier generations. You will be guided by those with experience. When you are done, you will need to guide the new ones so they will know what you know. Then, when you have completed your tasks, you will be free. You will be thirty, and you will have known love by then. Your choice will then be this: continue helping the world, with or without me, or live life to its fullest. Never let yourself down, and never let love die.