Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) About Unsent Out Loud

Unsent Outloud
Jul 29
3 min read

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Welcome to Unsent Out Loud, the space for anonymous unsent messages, emotional release, and shared truth. Whether you're here to submit a message, read others', or learn more about the platform, these Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) will help guide your experience.

What Is Unsent Out Loud?

Unsent Out Loud is a growing collection of anonymous messages that were never sent. These include unsent texts, letters, confessions, and emotional thoughts that people choose to keep private but share publicly.

This is a place where real words are shared without fear, identity, or judgment. Messages are raw, real, and shared to remind us that we are not alone.

“You don’t have to send it to them. But you can say it here.”

Is Unsent Out Loud a Therapy Service?

No. Unsent Out Loud is not a therapy site and is not a substitute for professional counseling or mental health services. However, many people find that releasing their words here brings relief and clarity. Writing what you never got to say can feel deeply healing and empowering.

How Do I Submit an Unsent Message?

No forms or profiles are required. To submit an anonymous message, you can use any of the following methods:

Use the chat icon at the bottom right of the website
Send us a Facebook message at www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61572235803038
Email us directly at released@unsentoutloud.com

Your words are reviewed with care and handled with respect. Messages are never tied back to your identity.

Is It Really Anonymous?

Yes. All messages submitted to Unsent Out Loud are truly anonymous. We do not collect names, IP addresses, or identifying information. If a message includes personal details, such as names, places, or workplaces, we may replace them with an asterisk (*) to protect the privacy of the individuals involved. Foul language is also replaced with an asterisk. This ensures your voice is preserved while your identity remains protected.

Do You Edit the Messages?

No. We do not edit messages for grammar, tone, or clarity.

The only adjustments we make are:

Replacing identifying traits (such as names and places) with an asterisk
Censoring inappropriate or offensive language with an asterisk

The emotion, intent, and meaning remain exactly as you sent them.

“I said everything I never could and felt lighter for it.”

Where Will My Message Be Shared?

Your message may appear in one of the following places:

Our blog under Unsent Out Loud Released posts
In a subscriber-only email feature
On our social media platforms (always anonymously)

You do not need to choose. We determine the best fit based on the message content and theme.

Can I Read Other People’s Messages?

Yes. We encourage you to explore the full collection. Reading others’ messages often creates a powerful sense of connection and understanding.

You can start here: www.unsentoutloud.com/blog

“Other people feel this too. That changed something in me.”

Can I Remove My Message Later?

Unfortunately, no. Since submissions are completely anonymous and untracked, we cannot identify which message came from which sender.

Please be sure you are ready to release your message before submitting it.

What Is the Membership Full Access Plan?

Some posts on Unsent Out Loud have extended sections that are available only to members. Becoming a Full Access Member gives you:

Unlimited access to all extended and premium content
A completely ad-free experience
The satisfaction of supporting our mission

You can subscribe here: Join Full Access Membership

“I subscribed because I wanted more, but also because this space matters.”

Can I Partner or Collaborate with You?

Yes. If you are a creative storyteller, a nonprofit, or part of a mission-driven project that aligns with emotional expression and connection, we would love to hear from you.

Please reach out to us at released@unsentoutloud.com.

Final Thought

You do not have to send it.But you can say it here.

Let your words go. Let someone else see them. Let something inside of you feel lighter.

“I didn’t know I needed to let it out until I did.”