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Last Update: February 12, 2023, 16:53 IST
Man receives love letter from man who took room opposite him and the internet is in awe. (Image: Twitter/@KhandekarOmkar)
On Twitter, a user named Omkar Khandekar shared a picture of a love letter.
A love letter is the purest form of conveying your thoughts to your partner. On Twitter, a user named Omkar Khandekar shared a picture of a love letter. No one knows who wrote it and for whom. Omkar finds the letter while cleaning his room and says that it is from the person who occupied the place. He has withheld the name of the person mentioned in the letter for the purpose of confidentiality. The caption reads, “While cleaning my room today, found a love letter from the person who lived in this place before me.”
The letter expresses how “blessed” the partner feels to be with their other half. Have a look:
This post has gone viral since being uploaded. It has got more than 90 thousand views. “Unbelievable. You should make it your life’s mission to get this to its intended recipient. What if it was never sent?” wrote a Twitter user. To this, Omkar said, “I like how you look at it. Maybe that’s why E walked out. That Eternal Sunshine couldn’t keep all the memories, so he decided to bin the bookmark.”
Another person wrote, “Omg! It should be made into a ‘Satyajit Ray’ style film. You get the letter…on the quest to find the E/M…uncovering the true story…relating it to some pretty deep life lessons that you apply to your life and then life goes on Is. Oh! It’s too magical to imagine.”
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Meanwhile, a survey found that ChatGPT, an artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot, could help many people write their love letters on Valentine’s Day 2023. AI tools have been in the news of late for various reasons. From passing medical exams to helping students complete their assignments to creating new recipes, it seems like ChatGPT is doing it all.
The number was even higher in the case of Indian men as 62 per cent of the respondents suggested that they were planning to write love letters using ChatGPT. Titled Modern Love Research Report, the survey has been conducted with 5,000 participants across nine countries – the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Australia, India, Japan, Brazil and Mexico. The survey questions focused on how AI and the Internet are changing love and relationships.
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