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Pen Pals in the Military

You may have seen Dear John and thought to yourself that you wanted one of those romantic love letters he sent his girlfriend. Or maybe you saw Mila Kunis or Justin Timberlake accompanying a soldier to a ball and thought that you wanted to connect with some of the dashing men and women in the military too?

The truth is, to support someone in the military is not something you should take lightly - whilst they are away at training camps and overseas at war, a word from a loved one can mean the world to them. It’s not an easy career they’ve chosen. And the best way to find military pen pals to write to is to start dating someone in the military. For those looking to understand the deeper nuances of forming such a unique connection, exploring resources like how to find and communicate with military pen pals can offer invaluable guidance and insights. Whilst it’s nice for them to attend an event with Timberlake or Kunis by their side, what most of them want by the end of the day is someone by their side to support them and encourage them along the way. Someone they also happen to be insanely attracted to, of course! (And maybe someone with a lower pitched voice than Timberlake, don’t you think? And maybe with less paparazzi around…)

Write a Soldier - the Pros

You might think that dating someone in the military is trying because they have to go away and their schedules can be hectic. That’s true. It’s also true that being away from each other from time to time can lead to appreciating each other more when you are together. You get to miss each other. And whilst away you get to write each other ridiculously romantic letters.

Having a military pen pal means you have to communicate through texts, emails and letters. When at home next to each other on the couch you don’t have to talk in the way you do through messages. It opens you up to another type of intimacy.

Did you know that Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt actually wrote each other old fashioned WWII type letters whilst away filming at different locations? They found it was a way to keep their relationship exciting. And whilst war is far from exciting, you being someone’s military penpal is something that can help them through the war.

Find a Military Pen Pal

So, as mentioned the best way to get a army pen pals is to date someone in the military. And the best way to find someone to date in the military? Sign up for UniformDating. Our site is dedicated to people who have chosen professions that require a uniform, simply because we figured they have a lot in common; they have given their life to the service of others. This often means long and unpredictable hours, a need to travel and work situations that can be very challenging. It also means having a passion for people and knowing how to handle emergencies. Finding a supportive partner is key for any professional, but especially for those with demanding career, such as people in the military.

The great thing about an online dating site for people who travel is also that you can schedule dates whilst away. So basically you can become military pen pals online with someone whilst they are away and then meet them when they come back. If there is no chemistry in real life, it might very well lead to a lifelong friendship as writing tends to open people up to each other.

On our site there are plenty of military men looking for penpals, as well as military women looking for the same. The difference with our site from other military pen pal sites is that it’s primarily a dating site. The people on here are looking to date, not just write letters. And that’s a good thing, isn’t it?!