Some argue that sending a love letter is a dead mode of communication, a remnant from a bygone period that is meaningless in today’s world of rapid satisfaction. Because it’s slow, intentional, and deeply personal, a love letter is a particularly meaningful and romantic gesture at a time when we’re separated by visible and invisible barriers, forced apart by social distancing, and almost entirely reliant on more impersonal forms of communication like email, social media, and video chatting. Here’s how to write a love letter to a significant other, a crush, or just about anyone.
How to write a love letter to your partner:
1. Be ready to get vulnerable.
Writing a love letter to a long-term partner, such as a boyfriend, girlfriend, or husband, may be a wonderful way to confirm or even rekindle your feelings for each other.
2. Start out the letter with a personal greeting.
Because your greeting will establish the tone for the rest of your letter, you’ll want to be sure you start with something that will grab their attention and keep them reading.
3. Say why you’re writing the letter.
Is it a special event, such as an anniversary? Did your spouse go above and above for you and do you want to express your gratitude? Have you recently had a strong need to express your admiration for your partner? Whatever it is, explain why you are writing the letter to provide context for your message.
4. Tell them why you love them and/or being with them.
The letter’s body is where you will truly express yourself. You want to chat about memories, conquering problems together, what made you fall in love in the first place, why you still love them today, and what you envision in the future with someone you’ve learned for a long time.
Source:mind body green
