Dating
Call Him By Your Dad's Name
One time, I was sitting between two men who were desperately competing for my attention. One of them was a spunky blond with a tongue piercing who had put a lot of energy into his shoes. The other one was a brainy type with glasses. I watched them argue and try to one-up each other for a solid twenty minutes before I turned to Mr. Tongue Piercing and said, "Wanna walk me home?"
Stephanie Van OrmanPublished about a year ago in Confessions
12 green flags of dating
Hi guys Last week I shared with you 12 red flags of dating, and now I'm going to share with you, 12 green flags of dating. Since I am in a much healthier relationship now, these are 12 green flags of dating.
Feven GPublished about a year ago in ConfessionsHeartbreaks are tough
I'm sad to say I recently broke up with my lifetime soulmate, with whom I was together for several years, sharing some of the amazing memories I'm still reliving in my head over and over again. She's an amazing, hard-working woman still trying to make her way to the life she desires to live. Unfortunately for us, it all came down to a moment when I decided to work abroad for an undefined period of time, and as much as we wanted to hold on, the only right thing for both of us was to part ways.
Impassioned diaryPublished about a year ago in Confessions
Beijing Love Story
When I was 15 years old, I received a love letter from a boy for the first time. At that time, I was young and ignorant, and I did not know what love was. I only know that when I open the love letter, my heart beat faster and I blushed like a bloody rose. I was afraid that other students would know that the male classmates in the class secretly love me. Then secretly put the love letter clip in my composition text to take home to read again, reading also while red face secretly zipped smile. I thought to myself about what it would feel like to be liked.
Aqua DejesusPublished about a year ago in Confessions“Too Ugly” For A Relationship
We're about to get real deep today, so this is your invitation to mentally prepare. Are you single, and you feel like you'll never be in a relationship? Why do you feel that way? If you're reading this, it might be that you believe your appearance is the reason for your single status. A lot of us have felt the same at some point, but this is not fact, it's perception, both your perception of yourself and how others perceive you. So let's talk about why you are not too ugly for a relationship and how to change this perception. Here are four things you can do to help you not feel too ugly to be in a relationship.
Jayveer ValaPublished about a year ago in ConfessionsDating Debacles
Dating and Inattentiveness Why aren’t you present? You might have been with someone for a while and though the two of you may love and care about each other, there might one issue. You might have an issue that your partner doesn’t listen to you. So, what do you do if your partner doesn’t listen to you? How do you approach this type of situation? Though the answers to these questions may be different for everyone, here are a few suggestions.
Nicole Higginbotham-HoguePublished about a year ago in Confessions
All of us in those years
Yesterday, I read a short story about missing junior high school posted on the Internet by my favorite person in junior high school and recorded him
Shao LinPublished about a year ago in Confessions
The fate
Life is alive, vegetation a autumn. Blink, blink, blink, blink. You and I are light as clouds and dust. but It is the countless little you and I that light up the lights and light up the whole world. The life and death of this world, the glory and the
Shao LinPublished about a year ago in ConfessionsSoulmates
“What’s your dream?” She asks curiously “My dream?” He asks, confusion lacing his tone “Yea haven’t you thought about it?” She says
Reem ElhajPublished about a year ago in Confessions
The romantic Tanabata festival
It is the most romantic day of the year - Qixi Festival. The streets were full of couples, and the atmosphere was eerily ambiguous. An old single man walking on the road, his heart is extremely heavy, this is he did not know how many single Tanabata Festival. He took the mobile phone will open the address book again and again, want to find a girl together Tanabata. He also knows in his heart, he is so poor, and not good, now girls not only reality also Yan control, and who would like to accompany their Tanabata? But he plucked up the courage to brazen his skin and asked the woman he thought might be there. "Hi, today Tanabata, can I ask you to eat together?" To increase his chances of success, he sent invitations to a total of seven girls. After sending, he received a reply, which he never expected. He held his breath, hoping for a positive response. But carefully unlock the screen, the eye is: the other side has opened the friend verification, you are not her friend. His eyes dimmed, but only for a moment, and he was hopeful again: there were six more girls. As he anxiously waited, he calculated to himself: If two women said yes, how should I say no to one? When we go to dinner, is it more appealing to eat Western food or to eat hot pot? The wait was long, and near noon he received another reply: "I have a boyfriend." He wanted to reply a word of blessing, but typed well, thought of once and her ambiguous, suddenly do not want to bless. He deleted the blessing words, want to scold her a few words, and feel boring, finally simply deleted the contact. By the afternoon, he had received three more replies. One said: I'm sorry I have a date. One said: Too tired to go out. One said: I'm not hungry. And I haven't heard back from two. Single man stared at the phone for a long time to stay, he does not want to be a person over the Tanabata festival. There seemed to be more and more couples in the street. They held hands with each other intimately, smiling on their faces. The happiness reminded him of his ex-girlfriend and the blind date that failed. When he woke up from his trance, he suddenly thought that there was no girl on the Qixi Festival, so it would be good to call his brothers to drink together. He immediately made a phone call, the expression on his face, but from the first excited, slowly became stiff, and finally even some lonely. He had no idea that his brother, who had been single for many years, had found a boyfriend, and that boyfriend was not even him. He was reluctant, but he could only hang up the phone. A person can also have a good Tanabata bar! He wants to. He went to the Internet cafe, opened a machine, smoke, and skilled point open a game. Since we can't find someone to share Tanabata, we'll fight in the summoner Canyon. Full of heroic spirit, what kind of sentimental. But after two strokes, he still cried. He looked up at the Internet cafe, immediately understand: adults have been to the Tanabata, now play games are primary school students, how can he play too. When I came out of the Internet cafe, night had fallen. The streets were crowded with people, mostly couples, hugging each other as if they were trying to beat single dogs like him to death. He walks aimlessly down the street, peeping at other people's good-looking girlfriends; When he passed a hotel, the lobby was full of couples lining up to check in, he looked jealous. A little girl selling roses in a basket glanced at him as she passed by, then ran off in search of other customers. After smoking a pack of cigarettes on the side of the road, he thought he should go and do something. But what else could he do? Drinking no one, playing games are pits, the streets are full of dog abuse. Silently, he took out his phone. No one sent him a wechat message, usually busy several groups in today also became unusually quiet. When you scroll through moments, your screen is filled with screenshots of gifts and red envelopes, as well as promises that will last forever. The whole thing smells like love. Even the concern of several public numbers, today are also doing Tanabata promotional activities, completely did not consider his single dog's feelings. He felt desperate. Just when he decided to go to a nearby club to indulge, he saw a public account called "A poor C", pushed a "single dog Qixi" article. He tentatively opened the article, but was immediately attracted by its contents. The protagonist's experience and he is how like ah, the so-called loneliness, but nowhere to vent hormones. He knew, single dog Tanabata, should not only lust, should also have a soul. He clicked on the history of "A Poor C," and there were jokes and attitudes and routines, every one of them fascinating. He sat on the roadside looking at the public number, until the time after 12 o 'clock, until he had finished a person's Tanabata alone. He stood up and patted the ashes on his pants. He thought: This is really a meaningful Tanabata.
gongkai2Published about a year ago in Confessions
Starr Theory
Nobody can hear a scream in the vacuum of space, or so they say. Well I am one to disagree personally; when you realize what space is you will be rushed with the feeling of euphoria beyond belief. I’ve had much fear of death recently after hardship and loss, and I went to the deepest and darkest depths of my soul. I was lost in this world and I think we all feel the same. The yearning for more, the need for validation, the desire for love, the list could go on for years. We all feel it and we all receive these gifts differently. However, it’s not just gifts we receive, and sometimes we feel hopeless. We kill ourselves slowly with cigarettes or quickly with a bullet to the dome. These experiences are all fully necessary in life as they are all different. They are all unique paths with unique stories to tell and they should be shared.
Connor starrPublished about a year ago in Confessionsclimate change and dishonesty
August 16th, 2022 I delayed this entry because I was afraid of writing it. I’ve been hesitant pouring this out as this is a feeling I thought had been left in my teens. Dissatisfaction towards the horrible aspects of the world. The complex problems with seemingly easy solutions, though no one seems to be doing much about anything. And when I mean no one, I mean the ones who can actually make a change. The super rich, billionaires, governments and companies.
Ms. RodwellPublished about a year ago in Confessions
