How to Write a Love Letter That Heals You Even If No One Ever Reads It
Every full moon, I write love letters — not just to people, but to myself, my past, my pain.
It’s not poetry. It’s not performance.
It’s a quiet ritual that clears the heart.
A few days ago, I asked my audience if they wanted to learn how to do it too — and most said yes.
So here it is.
The simple structure that takes you from anger to forgiveness in minutes.
You can send it to someone — or keep it for yourself.
Why it works
Most people bottle up their emotions — anger, sadness, fear, guilt — until they leak out in ways that hurt connection.
This letter gives them somewhere to go.
You pour it all out, and you end in love.
The 5 Sections of the Love Letter
Anger — “I’m angry because…”
Sadness & disappointment — “I’m sad that…”
Fear — “I am afraid that…”
Regret — “I regret…” or “I’m sorry for…”
Love — “I love you… I forgive you…”
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