Does anyone stilll prefer to write cards or letters to your partner???

My fiance and I live in the same house and still write letters every once in awhile, although sometimes we will share our sentiments online. I really do enjoy writing letters to him and I know he enjoys receiving them. I feel embarrassed to do so sometimes but give them to him and act emabarassed even if I am not, just so that I can get a kiss, a smile, and a "that's so sweet!"... although I know I'd get it either way, lol! In any case, Keep writing those letters, and have fun!

Even though me and my husband are advanced computer users :) we prefer to express our feelings through paper cards a lot. Not only technologies have made progress now; there's also such variety of different cards and materials to make them, that it is hard to resist in making something special for a person you love. My husband is also interested in graphic design a lot, so he often fulfills his creative ideas on romantic cards. so i try to keep up with that too )) In fact, we give each other such cards on common days, that are not tied to a special occasion. that makes them really sincere.

I do still write letters and little notes to my boyfriend. He loves getting them through myspace and such. I already told him he will get a hand written letter soon because I love doing that kind of thing. I am looking at cards when I go to the store for him because I do love him dearly.

Last February I as very busy with the company's next project. I was so busy with work that i didn't realize that It was Valentines day. that night I went home late and i heard some screeching noise. then, i was kinda nervous what it was, but i pull myself together and open the door and saw every one in the house singing happy valentines day. then, my hubby followed with a card and inside was lyrics of the love song he was singing to me. so sweet...

I think nothing can replace the sweetness brought by love letters and cards. I and my husband started with those kinds of stuff. That was 2007 when we met and he gave me lots of letters before. I find those sweet even when there are already cellphones and emails during those days. For me those are still the best ways of showing how much one cares because of the effort exerted in every words written. I know most may find composing emails and sending greetings through text easier and more convenient but then nothing compares to the sweet memories brought by those letters you keep in a box. Text messages and emails are not tangible. You can only see them. Yes you can print them but still they are not written by the hand. It is nice to think that what you are reading was written by the one you love and it came from him personally. There is physical contact from the paper used when you receive a letter. I still do write my husband. In fact I have this notebook where I usually write something for him when I feel like writing to. He reads those notes whenever he arrives from work and he feels so touched. I know he is kissing me when I am sleeping because he loved me more and thanked me for the effort I did in writing in that note he gave me. We love each other so much and reading old letters keeps the love burning when we sometimes feel that we miss each other.

Personally, old fashioned ways are better for me. I would love it if someone would make a letter for me! I think it would really be touching. I remember when my guy bestfriend used to write stories for me once a month.

With the influx of modern ways of greetings, sending greeting cards on various occasions e.g., marriages, anniversaries has decreased tremendously. The quantity of the greetings may have increased tremendously but these have taken the forms of emials, online greeting cards, sms etc. I personally believe that sending the old cards by normal mail still does not lose its weight and I do believe that its weight has also increased. The person whom you send that card will be more than pleased to receive that.

I too like to write letters and give cards to my partner. And I'm also fond of recieving those together with chocolates. Lolz! Or maybe some food that I like. im not much into flowers. So those romantic things are just enough for me.

yeah . your some point is right , most people maybe will say ` absolutely not ` so do i . because i think that's trouble and inconvenience you know . maybe you hard to buy stationery now or maybe someone do not choose to be a postman except in some remote places . so why not use the phone message or online to write . convenient and i think that's can not reduce your love feel . what do you think `` anyway , all the happiness belong to you . wash you `

I love to write out little notes and hide them some where in their room. Them they find them and have no clue when they got there. Makes for a really funny conversation, especially ifyour on the phone with them, or in the room when they find it.

My husband and I have great communication skills face-to-face, but we hardly ever write cards to each other. We send e-cards from time to time, though not as much as we used to, probably because we are with each other so much now. Every now and then, for an anniversary or something, we will take the time to write something really nice to each other. This year, my husband wrote me a really touching poem for our anniversary. I really loved it. I think you're right that people need to take the time to do more things like this. In our technological world, we often miss the tangible human interaction that used to be commonplace.

This brings up an interesting discussion. I have in the past and still write letters or even notes to my gf. We don't live with each other so this might be the case at hand. She has told me that it has been the sweetest thing she has ever received and I patted myself on the back for doing so. =) I have even sent her a letter and received many letters and cards from her just telling me how she feels about me. I thought this was actually pretty special, anyone in person can say they love you but taking the time and the effort in writing a card or even writing a letter shows how much you care about the person. I've always been touched by those things and I still am and love receiving these type of things. Hopefully, it would be something that I could show much kids one day. =)

Yes, as a matter of fact, I do. For me writing is a natural way of expressing concerns, love, friendship ect. My mouth unfortunately doesn't always get the message across as effectively. I love to write personally. So for me to write a simple hello, thinking of you or even things that I am upset about is easier and more effective for me. Plus you can edit out things that hurt or don't need to be said. Overall writing is just as effective as verbally speaking in my point of view.

I prefer letters and cards. I don't like emails or texts. They don't seem as personal or romantic as letters. I wish more men wrote letters like the good old days. I don't know what it is with this time, but it doesn't seem like there are very many romantic men. At least not like there was way back when. I think it's also pretty said that alot of the romantic gestures they did back then, would be classified as creepy these days. But I think letters alone are a forgotten art. One that should be brought back.