We all have them. Unsent messages. They sit in our drafts folder, waiting for the perfect moment, the perfect words. But why do we have them? And what are we waiting for?
“The Unsent Project is a powerful new initiative that encourages people to write letters to their loved ones who have passed away. The project provides an outlet for grief and allows people to express their feelings in a safe and supportive environment.”
Sending a message to Julianna has implications that go beyond the personal. It has the potential to change the course of history.
Starting something new can be daunting, especially when it comes to setting and achieving goals. But it doesn’t have to be! The Unset Project is here to help you every step of the way.
We all have secrets. thoughts, and feelings that we keep hidden away. But what if we had the chance to say everything we ever wanted to the one person we wish we could? In “Unsent Messages to Christopher,”, writer Jenna Guillaume gives readers a glimpse into the mind of someone who is struggling with the idea of never being able to tell the person they love how they really feel.
“Mariana, I’m sorry for what I said. I was angry and I didn’t mean it.”
“Mariana, I know you’re mad at me, but can we please talk about this?”
“Mariana, I miss you. Please come home.”
“I’m sorry for what I did. I was wrong and I want to make things right.”
Diana always had a knack for knowing when something was wrong. Even though I never told her what was going on, she always knew when I needed a shoulder to cry on. After she passed away, I found a bunch of unsent messages to her in my drafts folder.
Just over a year ago, a new online community called The Unsent Project sprung up. The premise of the site is simple: to provide a space for people to write letters to anyone or anything they feel they need to say goodbye to.
The unsent message is a powerful tool that can be used to communicate with the dead.