Friendship

The Confession That Changed My Life Forever
There was a time in my life when I believed hiding the truth was easier than facing it. I thought silence could protect me. I thought if nobody knew what I was carrying inside, life would somehow become normal again. But I was wrong.
By AngelFace6 months ago in Confessions
Red Under the Bed
‘Oh, look what we’ve got here!’ ‘A Russian church,’ I said in astonishment, looking at the golden domes shining against the blue sky.
By Maria Naumova6 months ago in Confessions
Dead or Alive?. Top Story - May 2026.
You know how sometimes people say, it was an ordinary day? Well, this wasn't like that. It was a crappy day. Quite literally, the dog had diarrhea, and his preferred pooping spot was on the living room floor.
By Ruth Stewart6 months ago in Confessions
Hindsight is 20:20. Top Story - May 2026.
Gary went onto the hospital ward to visit his friend Anne. As they spoke, her grace and animation, made up for the signs of memory loss and repetition.
By Katherine D. Graham6 months ago in Confessions
The Rain Between Them
Ayaan first saw Zara on a rainy Monday morning outside the old library in Lahore. The streets were wet, the sky was gray, and students rushed past with umbrellas in their hands. But Zara stood still near the gate, trying to protect a stack of books under her scarf.
By Sohaib Ahmad 6 months ago in Confessions
Pinka's Play To Win The Tractor
Planted deep, a growing talented crop, climbing bush league minor dreams, living out young adult naivety recreational activities, conducting playing game business obligations, designed a century ago, when civil infractions turned into bloody conflicts summoning Betsy Ross needlework known for sewing everything together creating a fabricated united states message.
By Marc OBrien6 months ago in Confessions
It's Time
I think it's time you know the truth about who I am. I've wanted to tell you from the start, but…well, I just imagine the worst. But I think it might be time.
By A. J. Schoenfeld6 months ago in Confessions
People Don't Want to Be Fixed. Honorable Mention in I Made It Worse Challenge.
It began with my birth. That's how we met, after all. And I suppose things were fine up until the divorce. Or maybe even after. Maybe things were fine until the affair. And actually maybe things were fine then, too, all the way up until the death. Not of you or I, but of your second husband. That's when the slow breakdown---the avalanche of us---began.
By Raine Neal6 months ago in Confessions
Can Love Be Too Much?
Can love be too much? Can it smother, wither, and rot? I am so sorry you were the one who had to find out. I remember tiptoeing to your room every morning, a heart full of hope, a head full of promises. You were so beautiful, dressed in purple and green, shining with life; I was not. You didn't care. And I admired you, for you were everything I was not.
By Sasha Desideri6 months ago in Confessions
Cleaning Up for Vanessa. Runner-Up in I Made It Worse Challenge. Top Story - May 2026.
I logged in to Vanessa’s computer and was immediately disgusted. So much crap on her desktop! This has to be cleaned up. First, let's drag all the files to the trash. Next thing is to fix the desktop appearance from the standard view to her favorite color, yellow, and put a graphic of all the planets down the side. The screen isn’t bright enough, so I'll adjust that in the settings.
By Andrea Corwin 6 months ago in Confessions
They Laughed at Him When He Failed… Until He Became Successful
When Sameer failed for the third time, people stopped believing in him. Some laughed openly. Some pretended to care while secretly judging him.
By Ihsanullah6 months ago in Confessions
DARLEEN'S PHONE. Runner-Up in I Made It Worse Challenge.
The music was still playing inside, though it no longer sounded like a wedding. Voices drifted out into the garden in brief bursts: someone shouting a name, a glass breaking, waiters trying uselessly to calm people who no longer wanted to be calmed.
By Isidora Luna6 months ago in Confessions