Casey Said:

Is it true writing love letter to yourself is a powerful, healing antidote.........?

We Answered:

Wow; I never tried that. But if you felt down, depressed, and rejected...you wouldn't be on a positive state of mind. You wouldn't be able to think of anything sweet to say to yourself. When you're happy, you could write one to look back at to remind you of all the positive things about yourself.

Your question just gave me an idea.(:


I'm gunna do that.

Wilma Said:

Writing a love letter to your crush is ok?

We Answered:

If you were to ask everyone, their response would be different.


If i got a love letter, I'd be very flattered.

I'd feel really good because It's been a long-*** time since I've gotten one in middle-school and high school.

Lillian Said:

Writing A Love Letter for my girlfriend to be, Ladies/Gents any advice?

We Answered:

For me, seeing someones feelings actually hand written has far more meaning than seeing it typed/texted.
Write again how much you love her for her, how beautiful she is inside and outside and that she is the only one you've ever wanted and will always want.
Do not necessary talk about physical features but say what you like about her personality, her laugh, etc etc.
Good luck.

Erin Said:

Is Writing an Old-Fashioned Hand-Written Love Letter Cheesy?

We Answered:

No, it's not cheesy at all. My husband doesn't write letters, but he is a fine artist and one of my favorite things is a small pencil drawing he did, misspelled title (he wrote Aura instead of Aurora) and all. We had gone looking for the Northern Lights, which we hadn't seen, but we saw the comet Kohotek instead. It's not his 'best' drawing, but it was done just for me, from his heart. Write the letter, put it into a nice envelope, and tell her "My gift is inside me, loving you ... my heart.' She'll be extremely happy, and will keep that letter for the rest of her life!

Sherry Said:

Need Help On writing a love letter for my marriage?

We Answered:

I would say....

From the first day I saw you, I knew there was something about you that intrigued me. Getting to know you, falling in love with your mind, your heart and your soul has helped me realize that while Iife was good before you, its so much better since you chose to walk with me, as my friend, my lover and now my husband. I will forever be grateful for the gift the Lord has blessed me with in you.

Thank you, for being a man who cares enough about our children to show them by example, how a lady should be respected and adored. Thank you for being a father, who cares enough about his family, to make certain they are well provided for. Thank you for being a man, who understands how important being a husband and father is and accepts and respects the awesome responsibility he has been blessed with.

I love you man.....

Christina Said:

Writing: Love letter and geographically separated affect 2 people---- your opinion?

We Answered:

One word for what keeps a pair bonded "in love": sharing.

I've have a variety of long-distance relationships, and each was unique. When you are a couple without much history - met, connected, then the parting happened almost immediately - that's going to be very tough to work out the common ground, but not impossible. Just means lots of calls/letters and visits to each other's home base to learn and share life experiences.
On the other hand, when a couple is established and then parted, the sharing is easier. You two would have built a "shorthand" and can go about your days looking for what you know the other would find interesting and sharing that later. That's how you gain togetherness while apart. It also helps if you share the same taste in movies or tv because you can view the same programs and then talk it over together.
If the communication gets strained - somebody shuts down, doesn't want the extra work this requires, or just finds it makes more sense to have a more daily connection, then long distance love can play itself out.

In the end, all love affairs require honest give-and-take communication and some risking of the heart. Hope this give you some insight.

Leslie Said:

Do you like getting or writing love letters?

We Answered:

Ooooo, I like receiving them. I think that I have gotten a few more than I have written. And no, they are not just TV cliches. Over the years, I have kept a shoebox of the letters as well as cards (love cards) I have gotten. What wonderful memorabilia!

So, don't be afraid to write 1 or 73. You might even get a few back.

Bon fortune.