Thirty Letters, Thirty Days - Comments

I absolutely adore reading your letters.
This has actally inspired me to try this out myself.
It seems like a good venting tool, you know?
But I admire you for posting this, and for being so honest with yourself.
These are amazing. <3

I like this. It's good. So different from your stories.

I have only read like 4 chapters but chapter four is my favorite so far it's silly but true :) I love you r other letters too haha

I'm going to start this challenge :)

I have just started on this challenge, I’m not as far as you, I’m on day two.

What I really like about this challenge is that it is personal, and not just a simple story. It’s stuff you’ve written about your life and the people in it and all on a personal level.

Its good that you can post such serious and emotional letters like this. I really hope you learn something about yourself, since it is one of your goals.
Normally I comment on stories and critique about the flow of words, how they read and such. But I don’t want to do that here because it’s not fitting. What you are writing is so full of emotion and beautiful. You’ve poured your heart and soul into these letters. So far, for my two letters I’ve held back, not wanting to write too much or seem out of control.

I envy that you are able to do this and I like what you’ve written.

there is another story on this website exactly like this...?

there is another story on this website exactly like this...?

there is another story on this website exactly like this...?

I love this, it seems so much more personal than stories; you are sharing emotions that a lot of people have been through. I can relate to some of the things, not many but some.

I especially love the endings, how they're always different.

Keep going ! <3

This is so beautifully written, I can't say how much thought i gave thinking and reading just the first chapter, you did exelent, keep writing for sure.

If there's one thing I love to read, it's letters. It seems that everyone's a lot more personal when it comes to them, especially when it's a challenge like this.

And if this letter was anything, it was completely heartfelt. I can understand the pain of losing a friend, wondering why they didn't do for you what you did for them. I'm just like you, though; I'm clingy. I need my friends with me or I'll go mad, because I feel safer when they're around me.

I hope she stays with you for a bit longer. I don't want you to have to feel the pain of knowing they're there, but you're not able to drive to her house at whatever hour of the night you need her at.

What you talked about in your first chapter is really sad, but so incredibly familiar to me. Except for me, Alaska is California, and I have yet to graduate.