Married couples or long-term partners tend to be our most trusted relationships, with whom we share our innermost secrets. Love letters tend to expose the soul in barest form.
Instead of mere correspondence in the form of love letters, WeWrite allows you to create a shared collection of stories, pages, and notes with your spouse, that you can continually collaborate on and improve over time.
These stories are secret and will be kept private, perhaps not to be shared with your friends or family. Or maybe only for your sister or your mom. Maybe not.
You could continually add details that you remembered. Perhaps these details emerge because you found an old photo, or because a friend mentioned something that you'd long forgotten.
This "stickiness" of collaborating on single works instead of back-and-forths of one-off correspondence can help to build out a much more rich and beautiful story; whereas dialogues tend to only be snapshots or contours of the story.
Maybe the meaning of the story changes over time, as these details are revealed and remembered.
