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Why is it that — when I receive a handwritten letter - it is somehow is much more meaningful than receiving an email with the exact same message. The fact that someone used their time for me, is amazing. Not that one is better than the other, just different context and different understanding of the locale that the work was embedded into

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I always take the time to hand write my death threats, it just feels that much more personal

I used to write
I used to write letters
I used to sign my name
I used to sleep at night
Before the flashing lights settled deep in my brain
But by the time we met
The times had already changed

I used to write
I used to write letters
I used to sign my name
I used to sleep at night
Before the flashing lights settled deep in my brain
But by the time we met
The times had already changed

https://youtu.be/xQuUN1HGa0c?si=rB5G1gh7AQnl9hJU

this the sole motivation for me to improve my dogshit scribble handwriting

Have literally shown the one you included in the book you sent me to several people, including my mom. 🥰

Emails SMS and voice messaging are things of today while handwritten letters are indeed a tradition of the past. However they are a beautiful tradition and I would actually want this tradition to be preserved and kept alive.