If you spent all weekend watching To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before and obsessing over Peter Kavinsky, then you’re not alone. Everyone is currently hooked on Netflix’s latest original rom-com and the actor who plays Peter, Noah Centineo. Of course, the movie is a hit for many reasons besides him: It’s delightful, very funny, and a step in the right direction for Asian representation in Hollywood. Also, Lara Jean’s communication tool of choice—love letters—is just so pure and lovely in a time when we need things that are pure and lovely. I’ve never felt the urge to write a love letter, but after watching To All the Boys I want to send out thousands.
I’m not the only one, either. In honor of the success of To All the Boys, Netflix tweeted out a challenge for its viewers. “Email Feelings@Netflix.com with a message for your crush/BFF/hero, include their @ handle…and I’ll tweet my faves at your special someone—anonymously,” read the directions from Netflix’s official Twitter page.
And the people delivered. Netflix published several of the anonymous love letters fans wrote to the special people in their lives. One was to Lana Condor, who plays Lara Jean in To All the Boys. “You are endlessly beautiful and inspiring,” the letter from a fan reads. “Thank you for everything and for helping girls like me feel seen.”
Others were more personal, like this letter someone wrote to their office crush: “We’ve known each other for four years now and I’ve been head-over-heels in love with you from the moment I saw you at a meeting.”
The person who received the most letters was, unsurprisingly, Noah Centineo. “While they were all beautiful, I simply had to put too many stamps on this one and send it his way,” Netflix tweeted about the love note it shared, which actually will give you so many feels. Read that one—plus some other love notes—below:
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