Love letters or electronic texts?
@ShivamChauhan (81)
June 9, 2016 4:34am CST
I prefer writing letters rather than tapping fingers on my phone to send a message. It doesn't mean I post letters in the letter box to send it to my friends. But the feeling of writing a letter to your beloved is so beautiful. Letter carry emotions; those you can touch and feel. It signifies how passionately someone has shared his/her feelings with you by spending hours to give that letter a final touch. It shows you how much you matter to them. The excitement of waiting for it, getting it, and reading it with a large beautiful smile on your face makes it even more amazing. The writer himself re-reads it a hundred times before giving it to his loved one. Such a beautiful feeling this is. And then at last, the secret tunnel like places you search in your house to keep those mementos of love hidden from others is a feeling only few will understand. I know many will find this idea crazy but I hope to find here at least one who has the same opinions like mine.
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@vijay_2016 (900)
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10 Jun 16
We were taught letter writing at school, in all 3( Hindi, English and mother tongue) languages. But I think its been years that I wrote a letter. I wrote one to my grandfather when I was a child..and one to my class teacher for leave.
The toughest part is you dont have backspace while writing, so we need to clear about what we want to write, frame the sentence correctly and have a beautiful handwriting..Not easy
The toughest part is you dont have backspace while writing, so we need to clear about what we want to write, frame the sentence correctly and have a beautiful handwriting..Not easy1 person likes this
@ShivamChauhan (81)
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11 Jun 16
Yes @vijay_2016 Agreed. And that is what makes it so interesting. That is how your concern, passion for the receiver is reflected in your writings.1 person likes this
@ShivamChauhan (81)
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13 Jun 16
@neelamblog Lol You have got another valid point.
You have got another valid point.2 people like this
@neelamblog (43)
• Jalandhar, India
12 Jun 16
haha. ???? right no backspace so no adulteration, totally pure feeling for that someone special??
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@rachz_kisses (3798)
• Philippines
12 Jun 16
I'd love to receive letters. Last birthday I received a card. It's a feeling nothing compare to emails and electronic messages. Seeing someone's penmanship or handwriting is a treasure to keep.
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@ShivamChauhan (81)
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12 Jun 16
@rachz_kisses Sure thing. Its a memory that remains with us for a life time.
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@ShivamChauhan (81)
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11 Jun 16
I think technology isn't the reason behind it. Our addiction to it is the reason.
@ShivamChauhan (81)
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9 Jun 16
@bacon147 I tried doing this with my ex. It never interested her. I hope to find a girlfriend like yours in future.
@responsiveme (22926)
• India
9 Jun 16
I don't find it crazy at all.I belong to the love letter generation.:) I used to hang around waiting for the postman so that I could take the letter before it fell into the family's hand.ha ha
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@ShivamChauhan (81)
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10 Jun 16
Wow Ma'am that must have been a pleasant time. I wish I were born in that geneartion too.
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@WriterGirl44 (62)
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9 Jun 16
Beautiful post... The personal touch of a letter is a treasured piece of any relationship.
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@ShivamChauhan (81)
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9 Jun 16
Yes @Shavkat Disappointing that the technology has snatched away a lot of our beautiful memories.
