I think its common? Since I see people do it but I dont know.
What do you guys think?
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I still hear about the concept of hand written letters but I have never heard of anyone that does it. My neighbor moved away to get another degree "recently" and I actually sent her a letter. Just a regular letter, not a love letter. She is slow in everything she does, so we've only exchanged a few, but we now exchange letters now. Letters are awesome and people should do them more often. The only real problem is they take time, and most people aren't willing to put in that time. But hey, if they are willing to put in that time, it tells you they care a good amount
I am sorry if my question was illogical. But I would liked it if you were more respectful.
If you couldnt understand my question a sorry or pardon works.
People dont go around correcting others grammar mistakes.
At the end, humans make mistakes.
If you want more pronounced grammar, its better for you to talk to gemini.
Dude, look at what you wrote. it's like 5 difference sentences had random phrases mashed into one. It's looks like something you would hear from someone suffering from dementia.
"i think so sorry to me and should be said and rude if you and problem". That type of talking is incoherent. Not only that, why the fuck would I apologize when I was kind enough to say please?
I guess thats how you talk naturally to people.
English is not my first language.
Its natural for me to have bad grammar. I am not a nerd to sit with a perfect grammar.
I just have to convey. Maybe sometimes they are tangled but most of the people understand.
But yes if you have problems dont
bother commenting on my posts.
I am sorry but there is a difference in speaking my native language and a language I practice.
If I speak my native language, even if you know my native language won't understand it well.
So just dont go to people saying to fix grammar. Those people could have that as a hard learned language. You can't expect a chinese to speak fluent English.
But yes I was speaking bare minimum.
I am not mad.
But saying "Please ask again with better grammar"
Is disrespectful..
I wrote a lot of forums and helped a lot of people with my broken grammar.
They didn't had any issue with reading what I wanted to convey.
Atlast, Sorry to me if I was rude.
If you have difficulty understanding my English, A simple "Sorry, Could you explain or elaborate?" goes a long way fam.
Except no mistake was made. That's why I said you want king treatment. I said please, and that wasn't enough for you. Most people wouldn't even need a please. Yet despite saying please, that still wasn't good enough for you. What kind of world do you live in that you think it's normal for people to kowtow to you like this?
I dont live in fantasy.
Maybe I am too formal for someone who doesn't understand basic manners. Asking for sorry isn't king treatment but rather than a basic manner.
Its practised by everyone in the world they dont scream king or queen treatment.
Plus, "Please" is a request not a appology.
Also dont quote "Please". Quote the whole sentence. People see the bigger picture. Dont paint yourself the innocent one.
I hope you have used correct age details to login to this website.
I mean I wouldn't mind if you were 12years old or something.
Going around telling people to fix grammar. Bro its 2025, everything is shortened. You to u , I dont know to I don't know.
This is a forum not a courtroom.
"There are soo many tells AI has to separate it from humans"
What does that even mean bro?
Are you okay?
Is your chatgpt premium service expired?
The grammar and logic doesn't add up but yeah.
A. I is a a sort of compliment. Shows that the person has a good sense of grammar and perfectionalism.
We are not completely machines but some people talk in a beautiful grammar that you forget its human but not A. I.
When I was in a LDR we didn't have cellphones yet, but we did talk on a regular phone. ☎️ So we wrote each other letters a lot and sent each greeting cards too.
I still have a good friend and we write ✍🏼 each other letters still.
Nothing wrong with it. In fact getting a letter 💌 from someone in the mail is kinda cool because you can read it as many times as you want to, and it's from someone special.❤️
I think this is a lost art that can work well for people who are interested in it. If you both like it, do it to it!
You're 19 and you've had more than 1?
I call bullshit
Yes, in modern times, handwritten letters are kinda rare.
I did that for Danielle
🤦🤦♀️🤦♂️are you a special kind of stupid son?
Bro it's your question you tell me bro
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As a relationship coach, my aim is to help you build strong bonds even from a distance! 📬 In today's tech-driven world, handwritten love letters in LDRs are indeed a romantic rarity. Love letters can be like a sweet surprise package from Cupid, creating a tangible connection with your partner. It's not as common as texting or emailing, but that's what makes it even more special and cherished. So, if you're feeling extra romantic, go ahead and sprinkle some ink love magic! 💌🔥