Quote by John Green

I missed the future.

I missed the future.

Summary

The quote "I missed the future" implies a sense of regret or longing for not being able to experience or be a part of the future. It suggests that there was a missed opportunity to witness the advancements, progress, or possibilities that time may hold. It can also reflect a feeling of being left behind or disconnected from the changes occurring in the world, highlighting the speaker's desire to have been a part of it.

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