I used to have a REALLY bad habit of writing impulse-letters based upon how I was feeling at that moment about a particular situation and sending them out before I had a chance to calm down and think rationally about things. For example, I'd get in a fight over the phone with my girlfriend then I'd write down everything that I felt about the situation, regardless of how it came off, and would put a lot of things in there that I felt about the situation, regardless of how it came off, and would put a lot of things in there that I probably shouldn't have. By the time she'd get the letter, the situation would usually already be over and it would just spark the drama up all over again. More often than not, the letters I wrote out of emotion instead of using logic ended up making situations worse than they already were, so instead of actually putting these letters in the mail I began to save them. Eventually, I had so many of them that I was finding them everywhere, even when I wasn't looking for them. This book is a compilation of many of those letters, along with new ones I've written to family, old friends, exes, etc. I've also included letters to my past, present, and future selves as well.