Unsent Letters Aya Cabotaje

This letter was sent by a person who is HIV positive.

Whenever AIDS has won, stigma, shame, distrust, discrimination, and apathy was on its side. But there are people who take courage to fight against this stigma. 

In this trying moment, you need a person to lean on, a shoulder to cry on, and a family to embrace you despite your mishaps. This truth is no way near easy to express, but you have to, only to people who truly care.

Thank you for your courage, letter sender. May your letter be a lesson to people and an encouragement to other HIV-positives.

We all have questions within ourselves. Some may have regrets, some may have what ifs, and some have great memories to look back. Listen to our sender’s letter and see what questions he or she has for his or her other self. Who knows? You, both may have the same dilemma.

This letter was written by someone who still wishes all the best for the person who broke her. 

May you find the peace in your heart and the love that you deserve.

"Para Kay Nanay"

This letter is for all mothers who passionately and sincerely care for their children. Your hard works and sleepless nights just to look after your family and make sure to give them the tenderest care and love may not always be recognized, but please keep in mind that your family loves you. 

Every day, your family feels so blessed to call you Nanay, Mama, Mom, etc. 

Happy Mother's Day!

This letter was sent by someone who poured her love to a person but still managed to cheat. In spite of that fact, love conquered anger.

"Unsent Letters" is a show that reads the letter that you couldn't send to the rightful recipient. The kind of letter that all emotions are poured but you do not have the courage to let the hands of the intended reader reach it. The kind of letter that explains all your love, joy, pain, or even regrets.