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Have you ever had something burning on your mind that you needed to say, but never got around to actually saying it? Maybe it’s a fight you had with a friend and things were never fully resolved. Maybe it’s something you wish you could have said to a loved one before they passed away. Whatever the case may be, we’ve all been there. And according to Gavin, it’s important to get those thoughts and feelings off our chests.
I know what you did. I know how you betrayed me, and I know how much it hurt. But I also know that I forgive you.
If you’re looking for a heart-wrenching read, look no further than Reddit’s unsent letters. These anonymous letters are written by people who are struggling with their mental health, and they provide a candid look into the minds of those who are struggling.
We all have them: those unsent messages. They sit in our Drafts folder, staring at us, taunting us with what could have been. But why do we write them? And what might happen if we sent them?
It’s been two weeks since you left and I still can’t bring myself to delete your contact.
It’s happened to the best of us- you send a message, but then realize it was meant for someone else. In the heat of the moment, our fingers slip and we accidentally send that message to the wrong person. Whether it’s an embarrassing typo or an inside joke that you don’t want the person you sent it to see, there are ways to unsend a message. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to do it.
Have you ever sent a text message and then regretted it almost immediately? Most of us have. Whether it’s because we were angry, said something we shouldn’t have, or simply pressed “send” too soon, there are a lot of reasons why we might want to take back a text message. But once it’s sent, it’s sent, right? Wrong.
Liz,
I’m sorry for what I did. I know I hurt you and I wish I could take it back. I was wrong and I know that now.
I hope you can forgive me.
Love,
Your friend
If you don’t text Ashlee back, you’re basically signing your own death certificate.