"Dear...." in Every day scata

Jan. 28, 2018, 3:51 p.m.
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I know that February is FebMusMo (is that right Shane?) but another friend came up with an awesome prompt list for “Dear You” letters :)

I asked if I could share the list, and she’s cool enough to let me do it. I think the list is grand :)

From DevilishlyInnocent

Write a letter to one of your PB readers, no names, and tell them why you read them.
Write a letter to someone from the past who helped shape the world as it is today.
Write a letter to the students in the same grade you were in and tell them one of your most memorable moments of that year.
Write a letter to the teacher you did not like/did not get along with and tell them what impact they made on your life.
Write a letter to be found by someone 50 years from now.
Write a letter to someone who exhibits your worst pet peeve.
Write a letter to someone who pushes you to be better.
Write a letter to a person in the service industry you see often.
Write a letter to your future self, reminding you about the major events in your life that you will happily remember.
Write a letter to the first person you loved.
Write a letter to an unrequited flame/love.
Write a letter to someone who has passed on that played a big role in helping you evolve your own personality.
Write a letter to your favorite musical artist.
Write a letter to a person who first introduced you to any form of negativity.
Write a letter to your younger self about an opportunity you wished you would’ve taken.
Write a letter to a co-worker that pissed you off.
Write a letter to the world.
Write a letter to your family from an outsider’s perspective.
Write a reference letter for yourself from your current/most recent supervisor.
Write a letter to a family introducing yourself as if you were a foreign exchange student.
Write a letter to someone who helped you when you needed it most, but least expected it.
Write a letter to someone who needs to be told to “shut the fuck up” and tell them why.
Write a letter to someone who has something you admire, be it tattoos, piercings, a crazy hairstyle, and ask them how they decided on it.
Write a letter about an issue you feel strongly about to someone who has an opposing viewpoint.
Write a letter to the business who you left or was terminated from.
Write a letter to someone you love and explain your type of love for them.
Write a letter to your government about an issue that concerns you personally.
Write whatever you want!