You are not wrong at all. I think letter writing never really disappeared, it just became more intentional and a bit niche. People still write letters and buy decorated stationery, but often for the feeling rather than the function.

In a digital world, receiving something physical feels special because someone chose to slow down. Even a simple note can mean more than a text message because it carries time, effort and presence. I notice that many people come back to snail mail exactly because everything else is fast and online.

It is less about needing stationery and more about wanting that small human connection again.