I'd be fine with either, but hand written gives it a little more personal touch. My BFF was forced to lose her Boyfriend when her family moved her from up North, & she recently found her way back to him. When they wrote each other, she knew his handwriting & kept rereading it, not just for what he said, but because it was written with his hand! As far as sticking around or not, that's a judgement call. Is he aware of your feelings? If so, or if not but you suspect he loves you too & will be thrilled to find out, I'd stick around. (I think I'd have to! The suispense would kill me LOL) But, if you think he'll NEED time to process it, then make the offer, but he could ask you to stick around anyway. Good luck, hope it works like you want it to. I'm a hopeless romantic, & love seeing things like this work out...
-Definitely hand written ( just make sure its readable :P ). It would make me feel like she really took the time to think about me.
-I've never got a love letter, but just qualities that you like or are proud of and your feeling towards me and anything other that you might feel like adding.
-Its your choice and depends on how comfortable he is. It could be a little awkward if you stick around (kind of like how it feels when someone is watching you open a Christmas present). I say leave it in a place where you know he will be and he can "discover" and unravel to read it.
Handwritten. Something about you seeing the person spent their actual time and sat down to write on a piece of paper, where they have to be careful not to make mistakes (you can't press backspace and rewrite it hehe) or they scribble out some words (that's kind of cute..) it shows they fit you into their day to jot down their love for you, and their wiling to take it back old school with a handwritten letter. And you can always cherish a handwritten letter.. Anyone can use a computer and just fill your name in a prewritten 'love letter' on a computer haha..
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I love just getting a pen and writing from the heart, on whatever is close.
It was not so much a love letter but I wrote one for my friend when I visited just before Christmas. I woke up at 1 in the morning and though of her and all the things I wanted to say so decided to write my feelings on a plain bit of paper that was lying around. She read it when I was on the train with her. But I wish she had waited a while and read it alone, she didn't seem overly moved but the look on her face suggested differently.
Hand write, anything from the heart (no matter how insignificant it may seem) and give it to him as you depart. For me the time for him to dwell on it will increase its effect.
Hope this helps and you have the desired outcome.
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Hand written unless you have horrible hand writing (like me.) What about writing the letter and when you're together reading out loud to him and then "delivering" it to him to read again later or keep?
Nothing beats a handwritten letter from a person specially if the words written were heartfelt and sincere =)
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