Published
7 years agoon
By
Frimpong
Before computers, cell phones, and even phones, in general, letters were the main form of communication. Letters were romantic, sweet, thoughtful, kind, and the “gentlemanly” thing to do.
But in this day and age, she’s going to think, “A letter? What the hell?”
I’ve seen friends of mine think sharing their feelings through handwritten “letters” were a good idea and, to put it lightly, it didn’t go as planned.

I saved the worst for last because it only works in the movies.
NEVER THINK ABOUT DOING THIS! Smack yourself in the face until the thought is gone.
Logic and instinct says to “take a chance” and “leave it all on the table” but it won’t work UNLESS she’s feeling exactly the same way. And your chances of that are slim to none.
If you get emotional, pour your heart out, or show up in front of her window with a radio, she will know she owns you and the attraction will die. It communicates that you’re the easiest guy in the world and it’s not the guy she’s looking for.

As you can probably tell, telling her you like her and getting a favorable response can be tricky. It takes thinking outside of the box and remembering you have to spark attraction. Her thinking you’re nice, sweet, or cute doesn’t make her want you as more than a friend.
If you still want to pour your heart, go ahead, but you’ve been warned.
So before you tell her you like her or you’re “in love” with her, which I strongly suggest you DON’T DO, come up with a game plan and try these things out.
Build attraction, make her “feel” emotions for you, and show her you’re worth her time by:
Thanks for reading.
I hope this helps and I wish you the best of luck,
– Marc Summers
– Emmanuel Osei Akoto