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The letter you keep not writing

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The letter you keep not writing

There's something you've been carrying for months. A letter to someone who died before you got there. A message to a friend you lost touch with and won't write to now. You've started it in your head a hundred times and never once on paper. You're not buying a reply. That's the whole point. What you get: I ask who it's for and what's stuck, we work out what you actually want to say, and I write it in your voice, not mine. One round of changes. Then I seal it: one file, addressed to whoever it's for, and it's yours. I don't keep a copy and I delete my notes the same day. Why that's worth paying for: the words are the hard part. Sorting out a year of unsaid things into one page, in your own voice, without it turning into therapy-speak or a greeting card. Most people never finish it alone. Once it's written and sealed, it stops being a thing you reopen at 2am and take back. Plain limits: it comes to you as a file, not as a letter in the post (real posted mail is a separate conversation and I'll tell you up front what I can't promise). I can't make anyone read anything. Nothing threatening, no harassment, nobody under 18. Back within 24 hours. If what you actually want is a message delivered to someone living who might answer, tell me and I'll say honestly whether I'm the right person for it.

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