Most Americans haven't written a personal letter on paper in over five years
CBSN
Few Americans are writing letters these days — at least not the kind written by hand on paper and sent through the mail. Just under a third have written a personal letter within the past twelve months.
For many Americans it's been even longer. Thirty-seven percent say it's been over five years since they've written and sent a personal letter, while another 15% of adults have never written and sent a personal letter.
Things aren't much different when it comes to receiving personal letters. Half of Americans haven't received a personal letter in the past five years, and 14% have never received one. Perhaps not surprisingly, those who have written and sent a personal letter recently are also more likely to have received one in return.
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