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Swap Roles in a Friendship Letter-Writing Session
Original feature Original activity: Swap roles in a friendship letter-writing session. Begin by gathering a small group of friends or acquaintances who are comfortable with writing and sharing personal thoughts. Choose a quiet, comfortable space where everyone feels safe. Each person will write a letter to someone else in the group, but they will swap roles so that the writer doesn’t know who the recipient is.
After everyone has written their letter, collect all the letters and distribute them randomly. Encourage the group to read and reflect on the letters, and then share their thoughts with the group. Optional steps: Set a time limit for writing, include a specific prompt like 'Write about a moment you felt truly seen,' or ask participants to include a drawing or symbol with their letter.
Questions to consider: How did it feel to write without knowing who would receive your letter? Did the anonymity change the way you expressed yourself? What did you learn about your friends through their letters?
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