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*splattered in wet ink
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jim-musics

I do!
SWAK
Sometimes I send myself in the mail, for male mail, really physical mail. :)

TS_Poetry

I did send a check to insurance because I'm not signed up for auto pay as of yet lol

removed.-12q6

Ben-Noah-Suri

Sweet write.... The last time I used the postal services was when I sent out invitations to my daughter's wedding to family and friends whom I couldn't meet. I sent out around 250 of them and nearly 60% of them never reached the intended recipient.... Lol...

arthur-vaso

I actually collect stamps, and would be thrilled to get a real letter, then again I wish I owned a huge Yacht too! LOL

removed.u685248

I do with one person only, someone I've never met IRL who lives in a cloister and whose only contact with the outside world is through written correspondence. There is something uniquely special about it.

In the early 90s my girlfriend and I  only lived 63 km away from each other while I was finisged university, but that was when long distance was still wicked expensive, and after a couple of 300 plus dollar phone bills we committed to writing only (though I remember a lot of late night drives back home too and getting back with no sleep just in time for class). When we'd spend a weekend together I'd get back to school on Monday snd just be getting the letter she wrote on Thursday... I fucking loved that.

A jealous former fiancee burned all my letters sadly from my daughter's mom from way bsck, and I doubt she kept any of my love letters. But even though their long g9ne, trying to contain your passion for someone limited merely to words, something near magical happens. I've been reading love letters between men and women during the First World War  and the romance is amazing... being separated by powers outside of your control csn be quite a catalyst for something that is precious, snd growing very rare these days. Reading words wriiten by your lover's own hand, there is something about that, and also how catefully each word is chosen, you say much more than you would face to face I think. It's a big part of what makes impossible long-distance romances so enticing ever when we know how bad they are for us.