Send A Letter

Write something real. Give it away.

There are some things we don’t want to carry anymore—thoughts that sit heavy, moments that won’t let go, words we never said but should have. This is where you leave them.

Choose a category that fits—or doesn’t. Write what you need to say. No names, no replies, no performance. Just you, a blank page, and the quiet act of letting it go.

Your letter will be printed, sealed, and sent to a stranger who asked for it—someone who needed to hear what you had to say.

You will never know who received it. But someone will hold it in their hands. And maybe, for a moment, they’ll feel a little less alone.

"Confession & Regrets"

What you never said. Or things you can’t take back.
The things that keep you up at night. The moments you wish had gone differently. Say it now, to let it go.

"Things I’d Feed You If I Could"

Favorite recipes with a side of meaning.
For the meals that carry memories, comfort, and care. Maybe it’s what you make when you’re heartbroken. Maybe it’s your grandmother’s signature dish. Maybe it’s the one dish you’ve mastered. Share it—and what it means to you.

"Letters to My Younger Self / Future Me / Things I Wish Someone Had Told Me"

Wisdom across time.What do you wish someone had said to you? Or would tell your younger self? Or future one? Write it now—for someone else who might need those words.

"Forgiveness"

Unspoken words of closure.
To the one you forgive. To the one you hope will forgive you. Or maybe to yourself. This is the letter that was never supposed to arrive - but still deserves to be written.

"Love Letters That Need To Stay Secret"

For the love that never happened.
To the almost, the what-if, the one you couldn’t tell. This is a space for longing, for tenderness, for saying “I loved you” without the consequences.

"Petty Rants & Pet Peeves"

For when you're low-key unhinged.What gets under your skin in the most irrational way? Who chews too loud? Who ghosted you for no reason? Vent! This is your permission slip to be petty.

"Passive Aggressive Letters"

The things you can’t always say to someone’s face. Dear neighbor… dear boss… dear Ex-mother-in-law … Say what you can’t say directly, with all the sarcasm and restraint your heart desires. This is where shade meets stationery.

"Embarrassing Moments That Still Haunt Me"

You lived through it… barely. You survived it, but it still haunts you. The awkward, cringe, unbearable thing you can’t forget. Write it down, laugh at it (or cry), and finally let someone else carry it too.

"You're Not Alone"

Encouraging words to a stranger.
Maybe it’s something you wish someone had said to you. Maybe it’s something you just needed to get out. These letters are light in the dark—tucked into envelopes and sent out to remind someone they matter.