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From: nemo@rochester.UUCP (Wolfe)
Newsgroups: net.singles
Subject: Re: signing letters
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Date: Wed, 23-Jan-85 13:44:49 EST
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Posted: Wed Jan 23 13:44:49 1985
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> I always sign letters to friends, either male or female,
> 
> 				Love,
> 				 Joe
> 
> When writing business letters or other nasty-grams, I sign differently,
> and usually spend a lot of time trying to decide what the best way to
> sign is.  However, I have fallen out of the correspondence habit
> recently...when I was corresponding, I remember that I felt slightly
> self-conscious when I signed letter *to* male friends with "love", but
> I did it anyway, since I felt it was more appropriate.  I did notice
> that my male friends usually did not sign letters that way, so I guess
> I must be a mutant...
> 
> /Joe

ditto.
Nemo