happy 19th birthday,
fizaaa

I don't know if I've ever been able to tell you this properly, but thank you... for becoming such an important part of my life. It's funny how two strangers met one random day on Omegle, and somehow, without either of us planning it, we ended up talking every single day for more than a year. Somewhere between those endless chats, late-night conversations, random discussions, Discord study sessions, solving questions together, making comeback plans that we never really followed, and those long voice calls in the beginning... you slowly became one of my favourite people. Now, talking to you doesn't feel like a habit anymore—it feels like a part of my day that's simply incomplete without you. Whenever I think about this journey, one memory always stays closest to my heart. During my board exams, when I was alone in another state, you were always there. Every message, every "you can do it," every little bit of support meant so much more than you probably realized. Those moments are something I'll carry with me forever. Thank you for standing beside me when I needed someone. I'll never forget it. There is something about you that I've always admired. You're kind in a way that's so effortless. You understand people without making them feel judged. Even during the times when I acted immaturely, got angry over silly things, or made absolutely no sense, you never made me feel like I was a bad person. Instead, you always reminded me that you knew the real Abhinav. That trust you've shown me... it's one of the most precious things I've ever received, and I hope I always remain someone worthy of it. Now I want you to listen to me carefully, because this is probably the most important thing I'll ever say to you. Please stop being so hard on yourself. I know you think you've wasted too much time. I know you feel guilty about the months that slipped away after boards. I know JEE sometimes feels scary enough to make you question yourself. But Fiza, your journey isn't defined by a few difficult months. Those months don't decide your future—you do. Whenever your mind tells you that you're running out of time, I want you to remember this letter. There is still so much time left to write the story we're dreaming about. One chapter can never decide the ending of a book. And about Physics... I know you don't always feel confident with it, but from today onwards, I want you to remember one thing: you are never fighting Physics alone. Whenever a chapter feels impossible, whenever a question refuses to get solved, whenever you feel like giving up—I want you to send it to me without thinking twice. We'll sit together, we'll solve it together, and we'll keep trying until it finally makes sense. I don't care if it takes ten minutes or ten hours. I promise you this with my whole heart: I won't let Physics become the reason you stop believing in yourself. You're carrying enough pressure already. Let me carry some of it with you. Because that's what teammates do. And yes... teammates are exactly what we are. We're going to fight this battle together. We'll have good days, terrible days, productive days, lazy days, days when we'll feel like we're on top of the world and days when we'll feel like we've forgotten everything. But through every single one of them, I hope you remember one thing— You're not alone anymore. Whenever you feel tired, I'll remind you why you started. Whenever you feel scared, I'll remind you how capable you are. Whenever you lose confidence, I'll believe in you until you find your own belief again. And when I have those days, I know you'll probably do the same for me. I genuinely believe that one day we'll look back at these stressful days and smile. We'll remember the endless syllabus, the panic before mock tests, the random study sessions, the complaints, the motivation speeches, and laugh about how impossible everything used to feel.