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Day 28<br />

Write a Love Letter<br />

We previously discussed the idea that every man should strive to be a<br />

romantic lover, and how the date is one of a man’s best tools for wooing a<br />

lady. A man’s other major tool in the romance department is the love letter.<br />

As long as love (and writing utensils) has existed, so has the love letter. It<br />

has been the go-to way for millions of men throughout history to confess<br />

or reiterate their feelings of love for another.<br />

Plenty of women, of course, have and will continue to write love letters.<br />

But as the sex that has historically been the “pursuer” in the relationship<br />

and often has trouble vocally expressing their feelings, writing love letters<br />

has traditionally been the purview of men.<br />

It’s not always easy to express our feelings to our significant others. We’d<br />

rather show our love through actions. We feel that our love for someone is<br />

manifestly obvious, because after all, don’t we vacuum the house, and mow<br />

the lawn, and make them their favorite pancakes every Sunday morning?<br />

Our actions show that we’re faithful and true, and to us it feels like this<br />

should be enough.<br />

But it’s not quite that way for a woman. Women definitely appreciate our<br />

acts of love, but their brains are also quite a bit more language oriented than<br />

ours. They want to hear the words behind the actions. They want to know<br />

exactly what’s in our hearts.<br />

But it’s hard to not only find the right words to express how we feel<br />

about someone, but to also make it flow and sound real purty. It’s especially<br />

difficult when you’re sitting down with someone and trying to remember<br />

exactly what you wanted to say. Enter the love letter.<br />

Writing a fantastically romantic love letter can be a challenge, but that’s<br />

what you signed up for with this 30 Days project. So let’s get started.

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