We all have unanswered questions. Questions that we are dying to know the answer to, but for one reason or another, never get around to asking. This collection of questions is for those of us who want to know, but are afraid to ask.
If you want to send a message to Brooklyn, the best way to do it is by using social media. There are a number of ways to do this, but the most effective method is to use Twitter.
If you’re anything like me, you have a ton of half-written, never-to-be-finished texts to your friends saved in your drafts. Whether it’s a fight you had that you’re still not over or something funny that happened to you that you want to share, we’ve all been there. But what if I told you that those unsent messages could be doing more harm than good?
If you’ve ever had something important to say to someone but never said it, you know how Tiffany feels.
If you’ve ever sent a text message and gotten that dreaded “delivered” alert but no response, you may have been the victim of an unsent message.
Many times we don’t say what we mean, and we don’t say what we want to say. This often leads to negative consequences including: feeling unfulfilled, feeling misunderstood, and feeling resentful.
Did you know that one in three people who don’t send a message to Ivan end up regretting it?
If you’ve ever had a crush, you know the feeling of wanting to tell them how you feel, but never working up the courage. Unsent Messages to Vanessa is a collection of short stories about people in that very situation.
If you’re like most people, you probably have a few unsent messages in your Kate inbox. Here’s how to manage them so you can keep your inbox organized and tidy.
1 in 5 Americans suffer from mental illness, and many of them don’t seek help because they’re afraid of the stigma. The Unsent Message Project is working to change that by giving people a platform to share their stories anonymously.
If you’re struggling with mental illness, you’re not alone. The Unsent Message Project is a safe space for you to share your story and connect with others who understand what you’re going through.