Maverick Posted May 10, 2014 Share Posted May 10, 2014 I miss love letters. When I was with a soldier and he had been sent to Iraq we had a lot of technology at our disposal, thank-God. I'd get an e-mail from him almost every night letting me know he was okay and sometimes I'd get a satellite phone call/chat for 30 minutes. It was so awesome to see his face and hear his voice. But it was the postcards and the letters that I cherished the most. I miss small gestures. Love letters are great to have. Seeing the words written does make a difference. I still have a shoe box filled with old love letters I threw all of mine in the trash, he was a mother f*cker. :laughing guy: 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The Analog Grownup Posted May 10, 2014 Share Posted May 10, 2014 I miss love letters. When I was with a soldier and he had been sent to Iraq we had a lot of technology at our disposal, thank-God. I'd get an e-mail from him almost every night letting me know he was okay and sometimes I'd get a satellite phone call/chat for 30 minutes. It was so awesome to see his face and hear his voice. But it was the postcards and the letters that I cherished the most. I miss small gestures. Love letters are great to have. Seeing the words written does make a difference. I still have a shoe box filled with old love letters I threw all of mine in the trash, he was a mother f*cker. I probably should do the same with mine eventually. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ya_Big_Tree Posted May 10, 2014 Share Posted May 10, 2014 I miss love letters. When I was with a soldier and he had been sent to Iraq we had a lot of technology at our disposal, thank-God. I'd get an e-mail from him almost every night letting me know he was okay and sometimes I'd get a satellite phone call/chat for 30 minutes. It was so awesome to see his face and hear his voice. But it was the postcards and the letters that I cherished the most. I miss small gestures.Especially when you're apart for a significant amount of time things like that become very special. When I first started dating my boyfriend he used to send me random post cards and gifts in the mail. He wouldn't even tell me he was sending me anything, I would just get lil surprises in the mail along with sweet handwritten letters. :) Even now we've been living together for a while now and he still leaves me lil notes and lil gifts. It makes me feel really special. :) 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
x1yyz Posted May 10, 2014 Share Posted May 10, 2014 I miss love letters. When I was with a soldier and he had been sent to Iraq we had a lot of technology at our disposal, thank-God. I'd get an e-mail from him almost every night letting me know he was okay and sometimes I'd get a satellite phone call/chat for 30 minutes. It was so awesome to see his face and hear his voice. But it was the postcards and the letters that I cherished the most. I miss small gestures. Love letters are great to have. Seeing the words written does make a difference. I still have a shoe box filled with old love letters There really is no substitute for the written word. One year, a couple years into our relationship, my boyfriend/husband (I don't remember if we were yet married) asked me what I wanted for my birthday. I asked for a card, so I'd have something written from him to keep. Not only did he give me a card, he wrote in it a beautiful poem that even this non-poetry-liking person loved. I now have it framed on my desk. 7 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ILSnwdog Posted May 14, 2014 Share Posted May 14, 2014 I miss love letters. When I was with a soldier and he had been sent to Iraq we had a lot of technology at our disposal, thank-God. I'd get an e-mail from him almost every night letting me know he was okay and sometimes I'd get a satellite phone call/chat for 30 minutes. It was so awesome to see his face and hear his voice. But it was the postcards and the letters that I cherished the most. I miss small gestures.Especially when you're apart for a significant amount of time things like that become very special. When I first started dating my boyfriend he used to send me random post cards and gifts in the mail. He wouldn't even tell me he was sending me anything, I would just get lil surprises in the mail along with sweet handwritten letters. :) Even now we've been living together for a while now and he still leaves me lil notes and lil gifts. It makes me feel really special. :)I leave my wife little gifts all the time...then she yells at me for not flushing. 4 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ya_Big_Tree Posted May 14, 2014 Share Posted May 14, 2014 I miss love letters. When I was with a soldier and he had been sent to Iraq we had a lot of technology at our disposal, thank-God. I'd get an e-mail from him almost every night letting me know he was okay and sometimes I'd get a satellite phone call/chat for 30 minutes. It was so awesome to see his face and hear his voice. But it was the postcards and the letters that I cherished the most. I miss small gestures.Especially when you're apart for a significant amount of time things like that become very special. When I first started dating my boyfriend he used to send me random post cards and gifts in the mail. He wouldn't even tell me he was sending me anything, I would just get lil surprises in the mail along with sweet handwritten letters. :) Even now we've been living together for a while now and he still leaves me lil notes and lil gifts. It makes me feel really special. :)I leave my wife little gifts all the time...then she yells at me for not flushing.HAHAHA!!!! I can see your wife now... DAMMIT JIM!!!! YOU LEFT A FLOATER!!!! Seriously tho... you know that me and D were living far away from each other for quite a while... having a guy who sends random gifts in the mail without telling you is pretty romantic. 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ILSnwdog Posted May 14, 2014 Share Posted May 14, 2014 I miss love letters. When I was with a soldier and he had been sent to Iraq we had a lot of technology at our disposal, thank-God. I'd get an e-mail from him almost every night letting me know he was okay and sometimes I'd get a satellite phone call/chat for 30 minutes. It was so awesome to see his face and hear his voice. But it was the postcards and the letters that I cherished the most. I miss small gestures.Especially when you're apart for a significant amount of time things like that become very special. When I first started dating my boyfriend he used to send me random post cards and gifts in the mail. He wouldn't even tell me he was sending me anything, I would just get lil surprises in the mail along with sweet handwritten letters. :) Even now we've been living together for a while now and he still leaves me lil notes and lil gifts. It makes me feel really special. :)I leave my wife little gifts all the time...then she yells at me for not flushing.HAHAHA!!!! I can see your wife now... DAMMIT JIM!!!! YOU LEFT A FLOATER!!!! Seriously tho... you know that me and D were living far away from each other for quite a while... having a guy who sends random gifts in the mail without telling you is pretty romantic. its so cool that you two are such a perfect match. :) 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The Analog Grownup Posted May 14, 2014 Share Posted May 14, 2014 I miss love letters. When I was with a soldier and he had been sent to Iraq we had a lot of technology at our disposal, thank-God. I'd get an e-mail from him almost every night letting me know he was okay and sometimes I'd get a satellite phone call/chat for 30 minutes. It was so awesome to see his face and hear his voice. But it was the postcards and the letters that I cherished the most. I miss small gestures. Love letters are great to have. Seeing the words written does make a difference. I still have a shoe box filled with old love letters I threw all of mine in the trash, he was a mother f*cker. I threw mine out. It felt good! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Aikenrooster Posted May 15, 2014 Share Posted May 15, 2014 Maybe her husband got sick of begging for pussy all the time? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
gangsterfurious Posted May 15, 2014 Share Posted May 15, 2014 I miss love letters. When I was with a soldier and he had been sent to Iraq we had a lot of technology at our disposal, thank-God. I'd get an e-mail from him almost every night letting me know he was okay and sometimes I'd get a satellite phone call/chat for 30 minutes. It was so awesome to see his face and hear his voice. But it was the postcards and the letters that I cherished the most. I miss small gestures. Love letters are great to have. Seeing the words written does make a difference. I still have a shoe box filled with old love letters I threw all of mine in the trash, he was a mother f*cker. I threw mine out. It felt good! You threw the shoebox out?! Why? 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Maverick Posted May 15, 2014 Share Posted May 15, 2014 I miss love letters. When I was with a soldier and he had been sent to Iraq we had a lot of technology at our disposal, thank-God. I'd get an e-mail from him almost every night letting me know he was okay and sometimes I'd get a satellite phone call/chat for 30 minutes. It was so awesome to see his face and hear his voice. But it was the postcards and the letters that I cherished the most. I miss small gestures. Love letters are great to have. Seeing the words written does make a difference. I still have a shoe box filled with old love letters I threw all of mine in the trash, he was a mother f*cker. I threw mine out. It felt good! You threw the shoebox out?! Why? Because she was a filthy lying whore? 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
gangsterfurious Posted May 31, 2014 Share Posted May 31, 2014 I miss love letters. When I was with a soldier and he had been sent to Iraq we had a lot of technology at our disposal, thank-God. I'd get an e-mail from him almost every night letting me know he was okay and sometimes I'd get a satellite phone call/chat for 30 minutes. It was so awesome to see his face and hear his voice. But it was the postcards and the letters that I cherished the most. I miss small gestures. Love letters are great to have. Seeing the words written does make a difference. I still have a shoe box filled with old love letters I threw all of mine in the trash, he was a mother f*cker. I threw mine out. It felt good! You threw the shoebox out?! Why? Because she was a filthy lying whore? Yes but even filthy lying whores can be romantic. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Maverick Posted May 31, 2014 Share Posted May 31, 2014 I miss love letters. When I was with a soldier and he had been sent to Iraq we had a lot of technology at our disposal, thank-God. I'd get an e-mail from him almost every night letting me know he was okay and sometimes I'd get a satellite phone call/chat for 30 minutes. It was so awesome to see his face and hear his voice. But it was the postcards and the letters that I cherished the most. I miss small gestures. Love letters are great to have. Seeing the words written does make a difference. I still have a shoe box filled with old love letters I threw all of mine in the trash, he was a mother f*cker. I threw mine out. It felt good! You threw the shoebox out?! Why? Because she was a filthy lying whore? Yes but even filthy lying whores can be romantic. They're the best until they aren't. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
gangsterfurious Posted May 31, 2014 Share Posted May 31, 2014 I miss love letters. When I was with a soldier and he had been sent to Iraq we had a lot of technology at our disposal, thank-God. I'd get an e-mail from him almost every night letting me know he was okay and sometimes I'd get a satellite phone call/chat for 30 minutes. It was so awesome to see his face and hear his voice. But it was the postcards and the letters that I cherished the most. I miss small gestures. Love letters are great to have. Seeing the words written does make a difference. I still have a shoe box filled with old love letters I threw all of mine in the trash, he was a mother f*cker. I threw mine out. It felt good! You threw the shoebox out?! Why? Because she was a filthy lying whore? Yes but even filthy lying whores can be romantic. They're the best until they aren't. Or until you meet their other girlfriends. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The Analog Grownup Posted May 31, 2014 Share Posted May 31, 2014 I miss love letters. When I was with a soldier and he had been sent to Iraq we had a lot of technology at our disposal, thank-God. I'd get an e-mail from him almost every night letting me know he was okay and sometimes I'd get a satellite phone call/chat for 30 minutes. It was so awesome to see his face and hear his voice. But it was the postcards and the letters that I cherished the most. I miss small gestures. Love letters are great to have. Seeing the words written does make a difference. I still have a shoe box filled with old love letters I threw all of mine in the trash, he was a mother f*cker. I threw mine out. It felt good! You threw the shoebox out?! Why? The shoebox was the only thing worth holding on to. The contents had to go ;) 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ya_Big_Tree Posted June 1, 2014 Share Posted June 1, 2014 I miss love letters. When I was with a soldier and he had been sent to Iraq we had a lot of technology at our disposal, thank-God. I'd get an e-mail from him almost every night letting me know he was okay and sometimes I'd get a satellite phone call/chat for 30 minutes. It was so awesome to see his face and hear his voice. But it was the postcards and the letters that I cherished the most. I miss small gestures. Love letters are great to have. Seeing the words written does make a difference. I still have a shoe box filled with old love letters I threw all of mine in the trash, he was a mother f*cker. I threw mine out. It felt good! You threw the shoebox out?! Why? The shoebox was the only thing worth holding on to. The contents had to go ;)I've thrown out so many things exes have given to me over the years. It feels good to burn them and just cleanse yourself of their bullshit. I've burned letters, jewelry photos etc... Except a guitar that was left at my place from one guy... I kept that as asshole tax. 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The Analog Grownup Posted June 1, 2014 Share Posted June 1, 2014 I miss love letters. When I was with a soldier and he had been sent to Iraq we had a lot of technology at our disposal, thank-God. I'd get an e-mail from him almost every night letting me know he was okay and sometimes I'd get a satellite phone call/chat for 30 minutes. It was so awesome to see his face and hear his voice. But it was the postcards and the letters that I cherished the most. I miss small gestures. Love letters are great to have. Seeing the words written does make a difference. I still have a shoe box filled with old love letters I threw all of mine in the trash, he was a mother f*cker. I threw mine out. It felt good! You threw the shoebox out?! Why? The shoebox was the only thing worth holding on to. The contents had to go ;)I've thrown out so many things exes have given to me over the years. It feels good to burn them and just cleanse yourself of their bullshit.I've burned letters, jewelry photos etc... Except a guitar that was left at my place from one guy... I kept that as asshole tax. Coincidentally enough I've had such a great time since. Been out and about having fun and meeting new people. Once you let go of shit (figurative speaking haha) you really get to see what's around you :) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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