writing like this inapproraite?

[BABii_ANG3L]

The "hon" and "sweetheart" thing would kind of be scary, if you ask me.. lol But the "I really loved you in.." is appropriate! I always do that..either that or "I think you did awesome in..."

Good luck!

[OmgItsBrittany]

i wouldnt think so..

[glucklich]

The "hon" and "sweetheart" thing would kind of be scary, if you ask me.. lol But the "I really loved you in.." is appropriate! I always do that..either that or "I think you did awesome in..."

Good luck!

Yeah I do the same thing with "I really loved you in..." "I think you were amazing in...". That's fine. But yeah "Hon" and "sweetheart" I agree, kind of scary.

Would you even do it to someone who isn't an adult? LIke a teenager? I always just write their first name... But I do write Mr., Ms, or Mrs. when they're an adult...

Well like I wrote to Jordin Sparks, she's my age and I still said "Dear Jordin Sparks" and "Miss Sparks". I think it's more polite.

[Sami]

I never write Mrs. or Mr.

oops

Should I start? Im 13, and Im not like all formal
I write things like your amazing and awesome,
So none of my letters are formal either and I still get alot back.

[Atomic ant]

I never write, Mr or Mrs, but if someone is Sir or Dame, I always use it.

I still have had, a great deal of success, and Thank you letters.

I dont think, I would have, got so many replys, if anyone thought I was rude.


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[Shambler]

Calling stars by pet names like 'honey' is creepy - you don't know them on a first person basis. I ALWAYS use Mr/Ms/Mrs (Surname), as I think respect really stands out in letters! Its not wrong if you don't do it, but I just prefer to as I think it gives me an edge with certain celeb's who are reluctant to sign. I see nothing wrong with 'I loved you in' - you're not saying you loved the person, you're taking a shortcut in saying you loved how they portrayed the character!

[Ann]

I have never used Mr./Mrs. I always start with "Dear Full Name." I know this may not be the most politest but it has worked for me.

[Nightvamp]

I would not say things as hon or honey. But i have also had a letter back from a celeb, witch is calling me honey . So depends on the celeb i guess.

[proud2bevilla]

I would never write "honey" in my letters, but then again, I don't really used it in everyday speech either. As for what you called celebrities, I never write Miss, Mrs, Mr... I always just write the first name. Its never really been a problem. I would find it weirk writing to someone a few years older than me and calling them Miss. But that may just be the way I've been brought up.

[fiz]

I would never write "honey" in my letters, but then again, I don't really used it in everyday speech either. As for what you called celebrities, I never write Miss, Mrs, Mr... I always just write the first name. Its never really been a problem. I would find it weirk writing to someone a few years older than me and calling them Miss. But that may just be the way I've been brought up.

thats the same thing with me. i do use "honey", "sweetheart", "babe", etc in my every day life and naturally it enderd up in my letters, goood thing i poof read it before. but i also cant imagine using mr/ ms in my letters because i don respect them, it doesnt follow in my letter