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Have you ever wished you could take back a message you didn’t mean to send? Well, now there’s an app for that!

If you’re one of the many people who have an unfinished project sitting in their search engine, you’re not alone. In fact, there are some very common reasons why people don’t finish their projects. But there are also some simple ways to make your project stand out from the rest and get it done.

Dear Jennifer,

I’m sorry I never had the courage to tell you how I felt. I was always too scared that you would reject me or that I would say something wrong and ruin our friendship. But now, I realize that I would rather have told you how I felt and risked rejection than to never have said anything at all.

I hope you’re doing well. I think about you often and wonder what you’re up to. I hope you’re happy and that you’ve found someone who makes you feel as special as you deserve to feel.

If you ever want to talk, please don’t hesitate to reach out to me. I’d love to catch up with you and hear all about your life.

Take care,

[Your name]

There’s nothing quite as frustrating as having an inbox full of unsent messages. Whether it’s a text to your best friend or an email to your boss, we’ve all been there. So why do people have so many unsent messages?

I was thirteen when I found my mother’s diary. It was hidden away in the back of her closet, tucked behind a stack of photo albums. I wasn’t snooping; I was looking for something to wear to my friend’s birthday party. But when I saw the diary, with its bright pink cover and gold lock, I couldn’t resist taking a peek.

There’s no need to spend a lot of money on a fancy message in a bottle. If you’re hoping to send a message to someone in Paris, there are plenty of cheaper and more effective ways to do it.

If you’re anything like me, you’ve probably had the experience of typing out a message to someone, only to second-guess yourself and hit the backspace key before you even hit send. Well, there’s actually a really easy way to unsend those messages, and it only takes a few steps.

“I’m sorry. I never should have sent that message.” These are the words that have been haunting me for months now. It was a message that I sent in a moment of anger and frustration, and it changed everything.

It is estimated that the average person has around six regrets in their life. What if there was a way to change that? The Unsent Project is a new initiative that is giving people the opportunity to do just that.

If you’re anything like me, you’ve probably sent a message and then immediately regretted it. Whether it’s because you said something rude or because you hit send too soon, we’ve all been there. But what if there was a way to take back your message? To unsend it, if you will. Well, there is – sort of.