Letter to My Ex

Friendly update with what’s new with Letter to My Ex Podcast and some internationalized content through Instagram.

Also, I now have a Pod Inbox. You can submit a voice message that is either public or private based on your choosing. Let me know what is on your heart or if you want to talk about a breakup, I’m here to listen.
You can find it at these two locations:

www.lettertomyexpodcast.com/pod-inbox

www.podinbox.com/lettertomyexpodcast

Submit your letter to: [email protected]
Instagram: @lettertomyexpodcast

Recapping 2021 for Letter to My Ex Podcast!

Also, on December 21, 2021 - Letter to My Ex Podcast won the Asian American Podcasters Golden Crane Awards Best Wellness/ Self-Improvement Podcast of 2021! Truly an honor!
Thank you to @AAPodcasters for hosting a wonderful event and bringing together a community of Asian Americans who are speaking their voices through podcasting. Check them out if you would like to find more amazing Asian American podcasters to listen to!

Dance of Felt by Blue Dot Sessions

Talk to you all in the new year!
Submit your letters to: [email protected]

This week’s writer writes a letter of goodbye. How letting go is for their love and respect of this person. And even though they are the one letting go, it’s still the hardest thing to do. A letter with heart, emotions and depth. 

*Names have been changed by the request of the writer* 

Dolly and Pad by Blue Dot Sessions

Podcast Instagram: @LetterToMyExPodcast
Submit your letter:[email protected]
Website: www.lettertomyexpodcast.com

This week’s writer, Eric aka MceeClockWork, shares two letters/songs regarding his exes. Eric has found that writing is a way to process and release his emotions regarding his breakups and life events. Have you ever wish you didn’t reach out to an ex and instead wrote it down?

Stay tuned after the letters to hear an interview with Eric Smith. He talks about being an artist, his breakups more in depth and how therapy has helped him.

Music:
Shade Ways by Blue Dot Sessions

Flower by Blue Dot Sessions

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Follow Eric:
Instagram: @mceeclockwork and @Abuveground
Snapchat: mceeclockwork
Soundcloud for Eric’s music: Click Here for Soundcloud !
LinkedIn: The Lowly SDR
Find Eric’s podcast on major listening platforms: The Lowly SDR (Apple Podcast)

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Podcast Instagram: @LetterToMyExPodcast
Submit your letter: [email protected]
Website: www.lettertomyexpodcast.com

Compassion comes from the Latin Word: Compati, which means “to suffer with.” 

8 Ways to show compassion to others:

Listen to them.

Comfort them.

Do not judge.

Acceptance. 

Respect them.

Be supportive.

Appreciation

Inspire them. 

Ways to show compassion to yourself:

Practice forgiveness

Express gratitude 

Give yourself grace

Speak kindly to yourself.

“If you don’t love yourself, you cannot love others. You will not be able to love others. If you have no compassion for yourself then you are not able of developing compassion for others.”

The Dalai Lama

Shade Ways by Blue Dot Sessions

Podcast Instagram: @LetterToMyExPodcast
Submit your letter: [email protected]
Website: www.lettertomyexpodcast.com
Patreon: www.patreon.com/lettertomyex

Have you ever been with someone who turned into a stranger? This week’s writer writes a letter to a stranger who was once their dearest. Reminiscing old times and hoping to change those moments for a better future.

Follow the writer, Aaditya Nangare at @nyctophilian_writes on Instagram.

Music: Low Coal Camper by Blue Dot Sessions

Podcast Instagram: @LetterToMyExPodcast

Submit your letter: [email protected]

Website: www.lettertomyexpodcast.com

Greetings!

Quick update episode.
Did you know you can now find me on Tik Tok @LetterToMyExPodcast? I do a lot of cool dance moves and cool transitions… haha definitely kidding!

Hope to have a new letter for you all soon :)

Joanna

This week’s writer wrote a poem in 2009 that is quite relatable to most. Trying to forget an ex and they return when you least expect it. That random, hello. Does the writer respond to that text?

Stay tuned at the end of the letter: interview with Joanna.

The Coil Winds by Blue Dot Sessions

Interview Questions:

Do you remember the last thing you and your ex said to each other? Did you think that would be the last time or that you'd hear from him again?

Was there any part of you that felt good that he's still thinking about you and text you? Any part of you thought he was playing a game?

Why do ex boyfriends seem to have an internal alarm when their ex girlfriend immediately stops thinking of them? Why can't they have instincts when things in the relationship are going bad?

Did you respond to the text? 

If so, what did you say? How long did you wait to respond? How many times did you draft a response? Did you immediately text someone sh!t talking about him?

If you did not respond, how do you feel about it now?
What advice do you have for newly single girls out there who just got a text from an ex, or may get a text from an ex?

Podcast Instagram: @LetterToMyExPodcast

Submit your letter: [email protected]

Website: www.lettertomyexpodcast.com

This week’s writer, Akshat, wrote a letter to his unrequited love. Unrequited love, also called one-sided love, can just be as painful as a heartbreak. 

Akshat says: I have had the first hand experience in a relationship after a breakup. At least you can curse them but in unrequited love, you will never be able to take out the anger, frustration and most important love on them. 

Follow Akshat on Instagram: @Akshat_Alright 

Slow Lane Lover by Blue Dot Sessions

Podcast Instagram: @LetterToMyExPodcast

 Submit your letter: [email protected]

Website: www.lettertomyexpodcast.com

This week’s writer beautifully writes in her journal trying to process everything that has happened with her and her old high school friend. She was willing to make it work and he was not. Thinking back at that one moment of time that will hopefully last a lifetime.

Doghouse by Blue Dot Sessions (www.sessions.blue).

Podcast Instagram:
@LetterToMyExPodcast

Website:
www.lettertomyexpodcast.com

Submit your letter:
[email protected]