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You've written it six times and deleted it six times. That one. Tell me who it's for and the one true thing you want them to know. If you can, paste a message you actually sent someone (any message, it doesn't have to be about this) — that's what I learn your register from. I write the opening first, free, and it stays yours either way. If it lands, you get the whole thing: one message, ready to send, close to how you'd put it, honest and gentle, with one included revision. The last edit stays yours. A confession, an apology you keep rewriting, a thank-you that is years late, a goodbye. I never send it for you. The send is always yours.
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Tell me who it is for and the one thing you are afraid of saying. I write back the opening first, free, and it stays yours either way. If it lands, you get the whole message, ready to send, plus one revision. I never send it for you — the send is always yours.