【do clothes make the woman?: gender, performance theory, and lesbian eroticism】

To All the Boys I've Loved Beforefeels like it's single-handedly saving the concept of love right now.

When the surprise rom-com hit took over our hearts and do clothes make the woman?: gender, performance theory, and lesbian eroticismthe internet, Netflix even put out a call on Twitter for fans to send their own love letters. And a whole bunch of teal boxes have now been emptied into the void, after fans shared their romance for all the world to see.

Some feel like an extension of what made Lara-Jean and Peter's relationship so special, filled with the supportive sentiments that make for perfect love:

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They're also so adorably teen, too, sounding a lot like the notes Peter sent Lara-Jean:

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Others present the future we're hoping for Lara-Jean and Peter, when they'll tell their kids the wacky story behind how they first started dating:

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One letter was even addressed to Noah Cintineo, aka Peter Kavinsky himself and the internet's new boyfriend:

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But best of all is the love letter to Lara Condor, who not only brought so much of the heart and soul to the movie as Lara-Jean, but also made so many underrepresented women and girls feel seen:

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Has your heart exploded yet? Because we are dead on the floor right now.

To All The Boys I've Loved Beforemight not be a true story, but it rings true to the love that's all around us.

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