Love Letters

[CharleyH]

Halloween's coming ... I just figured ... well ... (Stop me before I think again.)

No need to think IMP. SWOON - as long as you don't talk


lol JOKING!

 

[CharleyH]

Hmmm....what if the letter is a response to the recievers thoughts. Before opening the letter they had mental questions about the sender and found that the opened letter answered those questions.


If the letter had lines like "How good was that cup of coffee you just had?" or "I love it when you put your hair up like that" would be more of the disconcerting twilight zone type.

The freaky stuff would be if the reciever had just completed a very fulfilling bit of self indulgence to a very satisfying daydream and the letter described the daydream and the self-indulgence. That gets wierd because of the intense invasion of privacy.

It is both

 

[CharleyH]

I assume by "every action you made" you mean you, the receiver.

Well, how much a creature of habit are you? I daresay some people go through a pretty standard routine in the morning before opening their mail.

Describe them "actions" for us, Charley.

 

[impressive]

No need to think IMP. SWOON - as long as you don't talk


lol JOKING!

Never with my mouth full, anyway.

 

[CharleyH]

I'm picturing you alternating between intrigue and phobia. I'm hovering between disgust and arousal.

be discusted, Joe. I always am

 

[CharleyH]

Never with my mouth full, anyway.

I can fix that

 

[CharleyH]

The question was ....

Receiving a love letter is fine, but thinking about the psychology for a moment - what if you received a love letter that began by describing ever action or movement you performed in the last 15 minutes before receiving it via ... 'snail mail'.

(Twilight zone stuff I know) Would you be freaked, right freaked or totally terrified? Or perhaps not. How do you expect a character to react? I am after the psychology.

 

[ABSTRUSE]

God you people! Ask a question and get depends commercials REALLY!

If I could reach through here and slap you I would.

You ask a sort of vaguish question and want a detailed answer. My answer is still...I would be intrigued because by my nature I would try to decipher a logical meaning. Then I would give reason for letting the occult side of me try to understand it. It would go between fear and resolution.

Better Cryptobitch?

 

[CharleyH]

If I could reach through here and slap you I would.

You ask a sort of vaguish question and want a detailed answer. My answer is still...I would be intrigued because by my nature I would try to decipher a logical meaning. Then I would give reason for letting the occult side of me try to understand it. It would go between fear and resolution.

Better Cryptobitch?

It is a disguised promo for Bathyl - ssshhh -

Last post tonight, and a simultaneous bump - to say I love you more than teenage pimples!

 

[ABSTRUSE]

It is a disguised promo for Bathyl - ssshhh -

Last post tonight, and a simultaneous bump - to say I love you more than teenage pimples!

I love you more than sniffing those big fat magic markers.

 

[impressive]

Cryptobitch

It's too early to laugh.

 

[matriarch]

It's too early to laugh.

It's an hour later.
You can laugh now.

Charley, my take on your question would be to assume that the love letter is sent from one person (A)who knows the recipient (B), so well, so intimately,and that (B) is a creature of intensely predictable habits and routines, almost obsessive. In which case, for (A) writing a letter to (B), describing their actions would be an easy task.

How (B) would feel is another matter. Personally, unless I knew the writer very well, and was aware that they knew me equally intimately (in which case the intimacy of the letter would make me smile) , I would be very.........nervous is the least reaction. Totally freaked is the worst.

Mat - the didactic,logical realist.

 

[CharleyH]

It's an hour later.
You can laugh now.

Charley, my take on your question would be to assume that the love letter is sent from one person (A)who knows the recipient (B), so well, so intimately,and that (B) is a creature of intensely predictable habits and routines, almost obsessive. In which case, for (A) writing a letter to (B), describing their actions would be an easy task.

How (B) would feel is another matter. Personally, unless I knew the writer very well, and was aware that they knew me equally intimately (in which case the intimacy of the letter would make me smile) , I would be very.........nervous is the least reaction. Totally freaked is the worst.

Mat - the didactic,logical realist.

Thanks Mat,

I appreciate your input. It's a soul mate kind of question, I guess. Does one recognize their soul mate, even if they have not met yet? A romantic thought, indeed.

 

[impressive]

Thanks Mat,

I appreciate your input. It's a soul mate kind of question, I guess. Does one recognize their soul mate, even if they have not met yet? A romantic thought, indeed.

Well, I suppose you could write the letter detailing the actions of the person you WANTED to find ... then send it to a whole bunch of people. One of 'em is bound to match eventually.

 

[matriarch]

Well, I suppose you could write the letter detailing the actions of the person you WANTED to find ... then send it to a whole bunch of people. One of 'em is bound to match eventually.

Slut.

 

[impressive]

Slut.

It's called "aggressive marketing."

 

[ABSTRUSE]

It's called "aggressive marketing."

and a clever way of looking at things from a logical perspective if you were the kind of person who didn't believe in Kizmet or things of a more spiritual nature. A statistical person may look at it that way.

 

[CharleyH]

Well, I suppose you could write the letter detailing the actions of the person you WANTED to find ... then send it to a whole bunch of people. One of 'em is bound to match eventually.

lol.


Mat: