5 years ago, I chanced upon LTC by accident. Hours were wasted away scouring through this page and gushing. I remember I longed for the day when I could meet The One and he was never far from my fantasies

4 years ago, I had my first crush. Excitedly, I logged onto my computer and punched out a hurried, breathless, confession of new love. He was everything I thought a guy should befunny and with a lopsided grin that made my heart go ba-bump.

My hopes were crushed 2 weeks later, when he didn't want to lend me his favourite green pencil. These sorrows were also conveyed onto my sorrowful and tearful letter on this website.

3 years ago, I had my first boyfriend. We were awkward and gawky and never meant to last. Yet, I pounced on this website and fantasised what we could and might be: him, a charming prince and I, a fair maiden. But yet, they were but fantasies.

2 years ago, I experienced my first heartbreak, where the only guy I ever only thought I truly loved left me. It was wrenching, twisting and painful but the only thing I could think of was to log onto this page and relay this message to the lovely LTC community so supported me, gave me strength and encouraged me.

1 year ago, I found true love. I had sprained my ankle and he piggy-backed me all the way home. During that time, he found out that the thing I loved most in the world were dark chocolate fudge brownies filled with oozing white chocolate from the bakery down town. The very next day, he turned up at my house with a box full of them and a note attached that said: I know you said you loved these brownies, but I guess you love me more now ;)

Right now, we still stay up to 3am in the morning talking about the craziest things in the world and just recently, I told him about this lovely community.


Dear LTC readers, LTC will forever and always hold a special place in my heart, but there's always time for a goodbye. Wishing every single one of you love and hope

Love, R

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  • Em
8 years ago

This is amazing. Thank you x

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