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by SarahC » Mon Oct 09, 2006 9:12 am
I've been browsing in search of a good US penpals site. Now, I've often kept up correspondence with people in the past, and I know the precautions - heck, this is how I met my husband! - but I want to make sure before I start that I'm not about to get into an awkward situation. So...could anyone advise on a good site where I can find penpals living in the US who are not high school kids, prisoners and/or people looking for a romantic (or sometimes not even that!) relationship? I'm running up against these problems in particular with most of the sites I find, and since I'm simply looking for same-sex platonic friends of around the same age, it's a pain in the whatsit. Any clues anyone? (Please tell me if this belongs elsewhere because I couldn't figure out where to put it, so figured here was as good as anywhere!)
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by Unity » Mon Oct 09, 2006 10:37 am
Do you have any hobbies? You could find penpals in magazines especially for that interest.
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by velvet » Fri Oct 13, 2006 9:29 pm
I made some great penpals through the Letter Exchange some years ago. It's a cute little booklet of pen pal ads that you can respond to. I just found it so extremely charming. I couldnt recommend it highly enough. It's all about the passion of writing letters. Check it out:
http://www.letter-exchange.com/
I see that they are happy, not because they got luckier than all the rest of us when they found each other, but because they passionately desire and believe in their happiness.- Susan Page Destination, Determination, Deliberation! - Twycross, HP&TH-BP
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by SarahC » Tue Oct 17, 2006 1:12 pm
Thanks for responding! Urszula, most of the hobby mags I read don't have penpal columns or are based in the UK...I've been keeping an eye on Sagewoman, which does have them, but so far nothing's turned up in the area (geographically) I'm interested in. I'm toying with putting an ad in myself. Velvet - I may look that one out, it sounds cool...
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by hank freid news » Sun Jul 13, 2008 9:04 pm
Try here. Complete a 360 profile and make a list of your interests. Before long you should be hooked up with others that have similar interests as you. That way you can exchange addresses so you can maintain writing relationships. I've done that for years, and enjoy it very much.
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by Coleman » Thu Jun 04, 2009 4:37 am
I never tried to have a penpal. may be i don't believe on such relations or i never felt a need for it. But for your help i can share some information with you. As i've heard that "PenPal World" is Fastest and Most Secured Pen Pal Site in the World. you may find hundred thousands of pen pals from every country from PenPal World.
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