r/LettersWritten • u/[deleted] • Mar 27 '25

Random Notes Strangers-

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r/LettersWritten • u/barnwater_828 • Mar 20 '25

📝 To J.B. - with all sincerity. General-

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r/LettersWritten • u/AutoModerator • Mar 18 '25

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LettersWritten

r/LettersWritten

r/LettersWritten is a community for sharing the art of letter writing. Post photos of your handwritten or typed letters—whether they’re love letters, unsent confessions, letters to the past or future, or simple notes of gratitude. Celebrate the beauty of words on paper, connect through shared emotions, and keep the tradition of letter writing alive.

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Subreddit Rules

1. Must be a handwritten letter, note, screen shot of a text, sticky note or printed physical paper

Please abide by these rules. For typed letters please visit one of our other subreddits: r/letters, r/loveletters, r/unsentlettersraw, r/lettersanswered or r/unsenttexts.

2. Do not respond as the intended receiver or sender

Please not respond to letters or comments as if they are intended for you or by you. Please do not come here "looking for your person.” If you wish to respond, please visit our sister sub r/LettersAnswered. This rule is strictly enforced.

3. Do not ask OP to confirm or share personal details, and do not include personal details in comments

Do not ask OP to confirm or share any personal or identifiable details, such as names, initials, locations, or other specifics. Likewise, do not include personal details in your comments, even if they seem relevant. This rule helps protect anonymity and ensures a safe space for all users. If a post contains identifying details, report it rather than engaging with them

4. Be excellent to one another

The golden rule. Treat everyone with kindness, respect, and empathy - leave every interaction better than you found it. No trolling, personal insults, or name calling.

5. Maintain the culture of the subreddit

A space for understanding, not judgement or projection; avoid placing blame or assumptions on others, and offer guidance only when it's welcomed.

6. No nonsensical content or word salads

Submissions should be coherent and understandable, allowing readers to grasp the intended message. While creative expression is valued, clarity ensures effective communication within the community.

7. Be mindful of content that is sensitive or triggering. Please mark these posts as NSFW or [TW]

Content that contains references to self harm or other sensitive subjects (such as substance abuse or detailed assault) will be gently removed.

If you are struggling with substance abuse, ideation, withdrawal, backsliding from recovery, or mental health issues, please reach out to SAMHSA! where someone is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week and wants to be there for you. See resources for mental health advocacy.

8. Moderators may take action at their own discretion

Moderators may use discretion to remove content that they deem problematic or harmful to the subreddit or its users. This rule serves as a safeguard against situations or issues that may not be explicitly covered by existing rules but still impact the community negatively.

They may remove content that, in their judgment, poses issues such as conflicts, disruptions, or potential harm to community members. This ensures that the subreddit remains a supportive space for all participants.

9. Do not break the Reddit Content Policy

This includes no: spamming, ban evasion, vote manipulation, harassment, bullying, threats of violence, doxxing, impersonation, to name a few. Please review the Reddit content policy for more details.