A long distance letter that closes the gap
Written by hand · Sealed with wax · Sent as one link
When you can't be in the same room, a letter does what video calls can't — it stays. Write something they can open on a lonely night and feel you right there.
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Ways to begin
“It's late here and early where you are, but I'm thinking about you either way.”
“I keep a list of things I want to do when we're finally in the same city. Number one is boring: just grocery shopping with you.”
“Every mile between us is one I'd walk. Until then, this letter is the closest I can get.”
What to write
1. Describe your day in small details — the weather, what you ate, what made you think of them.
2. Count down to something real: the next visit, a call, the day the distance ends.
3. Choose an opening date so the letter arrives sealed for a hard day, an anniversary or the morning of their flight.
Frequently asked questions
Q. What should I write to my long distance partner?
Share ordinary moments you wish they were part of, remind them what you're both waiting for, and tell them one thing you miss that isn't obvious.
Q. Can I make the letter open on a specific day?
Yes. Turn on 'Choose the day it opens' when you seal it. They'll see a locked envelope with a countdown until that day.