Bad habits
- Top Story - April 2021
How To NOT Wear Your Mask
First, I would like to say sorry that it's been over a year since the pandemic hit us all in different ways and I'm just now sharing these helpful tips. But, I think once you finally read through them, you will see that I needed to go through a lot of embarrassment in order to compile a great list for you. Also, it's not easy to let everyone know that you've done some wild things with this face accesory! Lastly, feel free to laugh. If I can make you smile during these times, it's a pleasure...
Alexis Dean Jr.Published 3 years ago in Confessions I Gave Up Drinking For 90 Days And Nothing Got Better
The previous twelves months have been particularly tough on most people so when 2021 dawned I thought I would do a “good thing” and quit booze. There are many websites, You Tubers and other sober experts who extol the virtues of quitting alcohol. My friends and family all swear by a Dry January and a Stoptober to prove their lack of addiction and how wonderful going alcohol free is. It was all so tempting and on Christmas Day I consumed my final glass of wine and looked forward to the dawn of a new dry life.
Fiona LawleyPublished 3 years ago in ConfessionsOwe!...I'm Ok!
They say everyone has a superpower no matter how mundane. Some people never get stuck at a red light. Some people can guess the exact time. Some people have a great sense of direction and never get lost.
L. M. WilliamsPublished 3 years ago in ConfessionsBattling addiction
It first started when I was in college, a mere undergrad at a reputable university in Southern California. I looked at my peers with envy and admiration, cursing my poor genetics and blaming my harsh mother for causing me to have such an unhealthy relationship with food.
Jessica LeePublished 3 years ago in Confessions- Top Story - March 2021
It's 2021, I'm 30, and I'm still into the bad-boy romance novel redemption arc.
This might seem like an odd thing to "confess". But it's a confession nonetheless. A dirty little secret I keep to myself. I know I'm not the only one. Because these books are being published on mass and there are SO many chapter by chapter novel apps for this exact niche. It's romanticised in TV shows and film and runs heavily through traditional theatre.
Jessie WaddellPublished 3 years ago in Confessions Yellow
It was a summer night in the Midwest, maybe twenty years ago. I was at a bar alone, a habit that I practiced quite often back then. I loved the freedom and the small degree of anonymity found by sitting at the bar by myself. I am not chatty; I will certainly speak to someone if he strikes up a conversation (almost always a “he”), but usually the only dialogue was between the bartender and me, and that was usually a brief conversation.
Bryan W. ConwayPublished 3 years ago in Confessions