Tell her how you feel
Welcome to the Open Letters Section
Photo from the movie The Hunger (Catherine Deneuve and Susan Sarandon)
How many of us remember the words from Donna Summer's song On The Radio?
I believe the story was around someone finding a lost love letter and reading it on the radio and the intended recipient hearing it for the first time at that moment. Well, seeing what I've been seeing lately, I am opening a new section today, which will be dedicated expressly for those who want to say how they feel about someone, but were too afraid to come right out and say it to them. In this section you can do that. Perhaps you can do it anonymously. Or you can leave an email for her to reply to you. Now, you don't have to name names but perhaps state hints so she'll know when she reads it.
Perhaps some of you want to post a note to that special someone. You can request that this blog notifies her of the posting, privately. Yes, it can be done. So, just state it at the beginning or the end of your post and I will do as you ask and edit that out. Or it can remain there until she accidentally finds it.
So, for the sake of romance and all that great stuff, let's just come out and say how we feel. Please keep it clean. No badmouthing anyone here. Please. This is about romance and courting someone. Let this be the place where you hopeful and hopeless romantics come to check once in a while to see if anyone's left you a special note.
Perhaps you had a great date and were afraid to express some of the things you felt. Perhaps you were afraid to kiss her. Perhaps you're deathly scared to ask her out. Just say it here. You never know. She may just be reading. At almost 6000 hits in our first 19 days, you can bet a lot of eyes are looking.
Good luck. I believe communication of any kind can certainly contribute to the growth of a relationship. I hope you get the results you want. This may be something new to you. So, try it out and see what happens!
Photo from the movie The Hunger (Catherine Deneuve and Susan Sarandon)
How many of us remember the words from Donna Summer's song On The Radio?
I believe the story was around someone finding a lost love letter and reading it on the radio and the intended recipient hearing it for the first time at that moment. Well, seeing what I've been seeing lately, I am opening a new section today, which will be dedicated expressly for those who want to say how they feel about someone, but were too afraid to come right out and say it to them. In this section you can do that. Perhaps you can do it anonymously. Or you can leave an email for her to reply to you. Now, you don't have to name names but perhaps state hints so she'll know when she reads it.
Perhaps some of you want to post a note to that special someone. You can request that this blog notifies her of the posting, privately. Yes, it can be done. So, just state it at the beginning or the end of your post and I will do as you ask and edit that out. Or it can remain there until she accidentally finds it.
So, for the sake of romance and all that great stuff, let's just come out and say how we feel. Please keep it clean. No badmouthing anyone here. Please. This is about romance and courting someone. Let this be the place where you hopeful and hopeless romantics come to check once in a while to see if anyone's left you a special note.
Perhaps you had a great date and were afraid to express some of the things you felt. Perhaps you were afraid to kiss her. Perhaps you're deathly scared to ask her out. Just say it here. You never know. She may just be reading. At almost 6000 hits in our first 19 days, you can bet a lot of eyes are looking.
Good luck. I believe communication of any kind can certainly contribute to the growth of a relationship. I hope you get the results you want. This may be something new to you. So, try it out and see what happens!
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