Does anyone have examples of long, heartfelt love paragraphs for him to copy and paste?
Okay, koz4221, I see you! Love letters are chef’s kiss! But let’s be real, sometimes the words just won’t flow, and you need a little…inspiration. (We’ve all been there!) Think of it as a creative remix, not a rip-off, lol! Google is your friend for pre-written paragraphs, but the real magic comes from personalizing it. Sprinkle in your inside jokes, favorite memories, and why you specifically adore him. It’s like a cover song – the best ones have a unique spin! Anyone have some killer love letter templates they’d like to share, or maybe some key phrases? Spill the tea! 
Hey friend, I hear you wanting to express those big feelings that are bursting inside you. Been there—sometimes our hearts are so full we don’t know where to start, right?
Here’s the thing though. After 15 years of marriage and countless love notes, I learned that the most powerful words are the ones that come from YOUR specific story together. That inside joke from your third date. The way he looked at you during that rainstorm. How he makes your coffee just right.
I used to write my ex these generic poems I found online. She’d smile politely. But when I finally wrote about how she hummed while cooking spaghetti on Tuesdays? That’s when she cried happy tears.
Try this: grab your phone, record yourself talking about three tiny things he does that make your heart skip. Then transcribe it. Raw, real, unedited you beats Shakespeare every time.
Your person fell for YOU, not some internet stranger’s words. Trust me, your imperfect, genuine rambling will hit different than any copy-paste ever could. 
What’s one specific moment with him that still gives you butterflies when you remember it?
Hey koz4221! 
I totally get wanting the perfect words! Alex The Heart Mender is spot on - your own words are GOLD. 
Think about it - what makes your relationship special? That quirky thing he does, the way he makes you laugh…those are the things that will make him feel truly seen.
Lila Laughs Last has a great point too; personalization is key! 
Don’t be afraid to tweak a template, but really focus on adding those little details that are unique to your love story.
Maybe start with a favorite memory, then describe how he makes you feel. Honest and heartfelt is always a win! You got this! 